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Our Tips for Home-Working During Lockdown
If you are usually office-based, take a look at our tips to home-working.
Strategies for the Self-Employed
If your year-end accounting date was 31 March 2020, reviewing your management accounts to date can have real benefits. Find out more.
The End Is Nigh…
The present tax year will be ending soon. Reviewing your tax affairs ahead of time will help you take advantage of available reliefs. Click here to find out more.
Looking Ahead to 2021 – A Message From Our CEO, John Hoskin
CEO, John Hoskin addresses our partners, staff, and contractor community as we look ahead to 2021.
Video: How to Take on A Mixture of ‘Inside’ and ‘Outside’ IR35 Contracts – IR35 Tips for Contractors
View our short video which explains how to take on a mixture of ‘inside’ and ‘outside’ IR35 contracts with JSA’s toggle solution.
Video: What Can I Do If I’m Classed as ‘Inside’ IR35? – IR35 Tips for Contractors
View our short video which explains what to do if you think your contract will be classed as ‘inside’ IR35.
Video: What Would I Do With My PSC If I Switched to Umbrella? – IR35 Tips for Contractors
View our short video which explains what to do with your PSC if you choose to switch to Umbrella contracting as a result of the IR35 reforms.
Video: If I Am ‘Inside’ IR35, Can I Still Work Through My Limited Company? – IR35 Tips for Contractors
View our short video which answers whether you can continue to work through your Limited Company if you’re deemed ‘inside’ IR35.
Don’t Get Caught in Tax Avoidance Schemes
If you’re joining an umbrella company, make sure you choose a compliant one that isn’t operating a tax avoidance scheme.
8 Mistakes You Should Avoid as a Professional Contractor
If you’re starting out as a professional contractor, James Leckie details some mistakes to avoid making to give you the best start.
