News & Opinion

IPSE calls on the Chancellor to build a fairer, simpler tax system for millions of sole proprietors going it alone.

In this blog, IPSE's Andy Chamberlain reflects on the news that Rachel Reeves is likely to increase taxes in her Autumn Budget and reviews the likely areas that t...

IPSE's Joshua Toovey reviews what the Conservative Party Manifesto offers the self-employed and argues that company directors have again been overlooked.

IPSE's Joshua Toovey analyses the Liberal Democrat 2024 election manifesto and its pledges on IR35, late payment, self-employed parental pay and more.

IPSE has praised the Conservative's manifesto pledge to scrap national insurance for the self-employed but warned that limited company directors need equivalent s...

IPSE's Joshua Toovey reviews whether the Conservative Party's long-term ambition to abolish National Insurance would solve the problem of IR35.

Working as a sole trader is a really simple way to operate. It means you’re self-employed so you’re your own boss, in control of your work, schedule and earning p...

Fred Hicks analyses the main announcements from this week's Spring Budget statement, what they mean for the self-employed and whether we may see more pro-freelanc...

IPSE responds to measures announced by the Chancellor at the 2024 Spring Budget statement.

IPSE is here to make sure that you and your business are protected and supported as you navigate your career as a freelancer or contractor – we’ve got your back w...

As the 2023/24 tax year winds down, freelancers across the UK face a crucial period for financial planning. With the tax year ending on 5 April, it's the perfect ...

From January 1st, 2024, digital platforms will now share your income directly with HMRC - meaning you incur a tax bill without realising.