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Being back at work is not great, my fingers feel like a fist of sausages being dragged around the keyboard as I try to relearn how to type, it’s way colder in my office than I remember – and I’m not quite sure – what was it I used to do again? I’m going to [...]
Can there really be one single thing that a freelancer must have in order to be a success? Is there really one factor which has an overriding impact on the success or otherwise of a business? John Williams has been advising people for five years on how to make their business work, whether they be [...]
It’s normal for the jobbing freelancer to gleam information and advice from a variety of sources, and they often have to google specific terms to find what they’re looking for. But wouldn’t it be a lot easier if you had one simple handbook covering most of the issues that affect you? FreelanceAdvisor has released ‘the [...]
Employment, Freelance Articles
Does ‘freelance’ mean the same as ‘self-employed’ ? Both terms are widely misused and wrongfully treated as interchangeable. The word ‘freelance’ carries no legal definition whilst self-employed does (see below). Freelance is simply a term used to describe people working independently, which could be through a variety of legal entities/capacities: (i) as a sole trader [...]
CVs are a much written about subject, but what if you’re a freelancer working in the design industry? Greg Coley is the Creative Director of the VGroup agency and is perfectly placed to provide an insight into just what freelance designers need to do to get themselves noticed. The following are his views on creating [...]
The issue of what constitutes an expense, and what doesn’t, can be a minefield for any freelancer to negate. The following is a selective list of what expenses you can claim if you’re a freelancer working with limited company status. Bicycle expenses Freelancers and contractors who wish to travel the healthier way [...]
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