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IT contractor jobs
- Fresh Post January 4 Huge Increases in Travel Costs for Commuters
- Fresh Post November 29 Prime Minister Praises Thriving Freelance Industry
- Fresh Post November 14 Good News for IT Contractors
- Fresh Post April 5 Are engineering, construction contractors job prospects improving?
IT contractor tax
- Fresh Post February 16 Civil Servants' Salaries Paid Direct to Ltd Companies.
- Fresh Post February 10 Contractor Accountant Darren Upton Jailed for Six Years
- Fresh Post January 30 Self Assessment Deadline Extended
- Fresh Post January 25 Beware of fake HMRC emails
Contractor Technology
- Fresh Post April 5 Contracting news: Broadband now 'vital'
- Fresh Post April 5 Broadband cost reductions 'will not be felt immediately'
- Fresh Post April 5 Govt renewed commitment to cyber security welcomed
- Fresh Post April 4 Cybercrime risk may be underestimated
Contractor vetting
- Fresh Post October 19 Security Clearance Discrimination
- Fresh Post March 16 Health and safety should still be 'top priority' for contractors
- Fresh Post September 13 IT contractors 'not making the most of their skills'
- Fresh Post September 10 IT suppliers meet with gov't to discuss cuts
IR35
- Fresh Post February 16 Civil Servants' Salaries Paid Direct to Ltd Companies.
- Fresh Post September 26 Dramatic decrease in IR35 Reviews
- Fresh Post March 29 IR35 announcement 'unsurprising'
- Fresh Post March 28 MacIntyre Hudson slams govt's IR35 position
Beware of fake HMRC emails
HMRC has issued a warning to taxpayers regarding 'phishing' e-mails sent during the countdown to the self assessment deadline of 31st January.
Each year HMRC sends emails reminding customers to file their Self Assessment returns. These emails never ask you to provide personal or financial information. The latest batch of emails has been sent from 5 December 2012 and includes information relating to the Self Assessment Service.
HMRC never sends notifications of a tax rebate by email, or asks you to disclose personal or payment information by email.
Do not visit the website contained within the email or disclose any personal or payment information.
A selection of fake email addresses used can be seen at
http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/security/examples.htm
For more information please visit http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/security/reporting.htm
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