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IPSE’s Joshua Toovey argues that lowering the VAT registration threshold now would burden small businesses with extra tax and admin at the worst possible time.

This piece explores the reasons behind lower pension savings amongst the self-employed, alternative savings options and the ongoing policy reform efforts to impro...

IPSE's Fred Hicks explains how government could wriggle out of a manifesto commitment not to raise VAT on working people.

IPSE's Fred Hicks calls on the government to clarify who counts as a ‘working person' – as growing ambiguity leaves the self-employed increasingly uneasy about th...

In this secret contractor blog, an anonymous IPSE member shares their verdict on how much more you should charge for working inside IR35.

As a self-employed professional, your ability to earn an income is your most valuable asset. But what would happen if illness or injury stopped you from working –...

IPSE's Joshua Toovey outlines the top five tax tips for the self-employed so you can get ahead of next year's tax year end.

The government has revealed plans to lift a key tax threshold for side hustles - IPSE's Fred Hicks explains what you need to know.

With the right habits and tools in place, you can reduce admin stress, ensure compliance, and keep your business running smoothly.

As 2025 begins, proactive tax planning is key for self-employed professionals ahead of the April 5 year-end. While there’s no Spring Budget, important updates and...

When your earnings exceed £100,000, the tax landscape changes dramatically. But, with the right strategies, you have the possibility to mitigate tax burdens, recl...

The festive season is a chance to celebrate another year of hard work, thank clients and colleagues, and relax after filing your tax returns for the last financia...