
Freelancer News


Why paternity and maternity leave should be extended to freelancers
Government should give the self-employed the same level of parental rights as employees.
Where to pay tax if I work for an American company from Britain?
Top tips for one of the USA’s 51million contingent workers, potentially paying the wrong taxman.
A freelancer's guide to expenses
Revealed: the most common expenses which self-employed sole traders may claim a deduction for from HMRC.
Be sure on employment status before you begin, given Long V Brain in Hand
Freelancers must be confident in advance of committing, despite nobody's status ever being fixed.
Can I reimburse myself for business expenses I paid for personally?
‘Better to be a sole trader, if you want to claim for a subscription and an email account without HMRC issues.’
Top 10 freelancing tips for self-employed people in 2022
Experts share nuggets of wisdom with FreelanceUK, so your next 12 months’ freelancing can be golden.
Top 10 in-demand freelance skills for 2022
We've compiled a list of the top 10 in-demand skills freelancers should take note of for 2022
Freelancers, don’t join the 6,000-plus SEISS investigations by HMRC
A 'head in the sand' approach will put you on the unenviable receiving end of the taxman’s new taskforce.
Freelancers’ guide to Payment on Account
Everything you need to know about a Payment on Account. A freelancers guide provided by TaxScouts
How to start a freelance business in 2022
There are a few things to consider when starting up a freelance business, but it can be very rewarding once set up.
Government under fire for omitting creatives' movement from Brexit deal
Peers say the sheer existence of creative sectors is in doubt, due to December’s deal and poor engagement ever since.
Appoint a Freelance Commissioner at Spending Review, chancellor urged
Rish Sunak asked (again) to create an office dedicated to checking policy for impacts on the self-employed.
Freelancers cut their pay by £48 as IR35 bites, and work grows scarcer
Covid is keeping clients from firing on all cylinders, but it’s ‘off-payroll’ that’s creating a pinch.
Freelancers, the National Insurance increase is a shock but not a fatal one
The self-employed will likely live to trade another day, even if tax policy is looking anything but freelance-friendly.