There are three main types of insurance that a Freelancer should consider: Public liability insurance: This covers physical damage or harm done by the freelancer whilst representing their business. This is a legal requirement – and contracts generally require £5m...
There are three main types of insurance that a Freelancer should consider: Public liability insurance: This covers physical damage or harm done by the freelancer whilst representing their business. This is a legal requirement – and contracts generally require £5m...
I have a client who recently came to us for help with her tax return with some letters from HMRC. She is a social worker who was getting work via an Agency – and she was being paid by an Umbrella Company. The lady isn’t British and took all the advice she received...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kxH4Gd3VAQ Yes you can. Advantages: You could pay yourselves equal amounts to minimise the risk of Higher Rate Tax to one of you. Only one set of accounts will need to be prepared each year, rather than two, saving on accountancy...
