On Wednesday 30th March, IPSE run a local member meet-up in The Hole in the Wall pub in Bristol. Members from across the area met, networked and discussed issues affecting their businesses with IPSE’s Director of Policy, Andy Chamberlain.
IPSE responds to reports from members affected by recent HMRC activity around Managed Service Company Providers
For International Women's Day, IPSE is shining a light on women in the self-employment sector. Today, we have a blog from Alison Grade, Author of The Freelance Bible, career freelancer and serial entrepreneur.
For International Women's Day, IPSE is shining a light on women in the self-employment sector. Today, we have a blog from Claire Hutchings, New to Freelancing IPSE 2021 winner and Freelance Marketing Consultant.
On Tuesday 1st March, IPSE launched its first local member meet-up of the year in The Elgin Pub in Maida Vale in London. Members from across the area met, networked and discussed issues affecting their businesses with IPSE’s Director of Policy, Andy Chamberlain.
Get some literary inspiration, or practical help and timeless advice, as the IPSE team share our favourite books for the self-employed and freelancers.
February’s monthly press roundup brings together IPSE's response to the House of Lords' follow up inquiry into IR35 as well as our reaction to Adrian Chiles' appeal against HMRC.
While the media has been focused on Partygate, Omicron, and the Ukraine crisis, we at IPSE have been working on cutting through the noise and voicing the concerns of our members around issues such as the self-assessment deadline, umbrella companies and IR35. Here are three press highlights over January.