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We are seeking an experienced Data Migration Lead to take ownership of complex data migration activities as part of a major systems transformation programme. The successful candidate will be ...

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IR35 substitution is often labelled as a key test for employment status determination, though the IR35 legislation actually tests not whether an individual contractor can send a substitute, but rather ...

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Before we look at a filing dormant company accounts, with both an example and explainer, let’s first establish the whys and wherefores, writes Matt Fryer, managing director of contractor accountancy ...

Many individuals are required to pay professional fees, subscriptions or memberships in order to carry out their jobs, writes Katy Shaw, senior manager at chartered accountancy firm Moore Kingston ...