Whether you run a limited company or freelance as a sole trader — IR35, paying yourself the most tax-efficient way, and every allowable expense, so your income works as hard as you do and HMRC never has a surprise.
“Is my contract inside or outside IR35 — and what does that cost me?”
“Salary or dividends — what's the most tax-efficient mix?”
“What can I claim — equipment, software, home office, travel?”
We work with contractors every day. Here's what we take off your plate.
Start with our guide: CT600 deadlines: HMRC, Companies House, and who wants what
IR35 decides whether HMRC sees you as genuinely self-employed or effectively an employee of your client. If a contract is "inside" IR35, more tax is due. We review your contracts and working practices and help you stay compliant — and efficient.
For most contractors, a small salary plus dividends is the most tax-efficient mix — but the right balance depends on your profit, other income and pension plans. We calculate it precisely for you each year.
Equipment, software, professional subscriptions, training, business travel, a home-office allowance and employer pension contributions are typically allowable. We make sure you claim everything you're entitled to.
If most of your work is outside IR35, your own limited company is usually far more tax-efficient than an umbrella. We'll weigh it up for your situation and handle the setup if it's right for you.
Book a free, no-pressure call and we'll map out the most efficient setup for you.
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