These uncertain times have forced business owners to start thinking differently, whether that is by changing the way they are working, no office working for example and adapting...
Blog: Advice and news relating to business contracts, terms and conditions and changes in the law
IR35 changes delayed due to coronavirus
The Government has delayed controversial changes to the IR35 tax system in response to the coronavirus pandemic. This has given some relief for self-employed workers as HMRC tax...
Force Majeure in Construction Contracts
What are JCT and construction contract provisions about Coronavirus? We have had many clients contact us the past couple of weeks obviously concerned about the global pandemic...
Coronavirus COVID-19 and Force Majeure
The COVID-19 Coronavirus is disrupting both public life and business across the globe in various countries, events being called off, companies who import from China facing severe...
The Ultimate Guide to Freelancing
What is a Freelancer? Freelancers are self-employed and they offer services to support businesses - usually where they were employed in a similar role previously. Freelancers...
“There are no terms, I didn’t sign anything” – how the ‘secret contract’ can damage your business
Thousands of contracts are entered into every day, many of which one party may not have any idea what the terms are or even what the contract looks like. We hear it time and time...
Happy International Data Privacy Day 2020
Our personal data is everywhere, and as business owners you are responsible for processing that data safely and securely. A little under 2 years ago saw a mass panic with regards...
Buy Now Pay Later – Terms Exposed
The likes of Klarna and Clearpay have become the new way to shop online. Known as point-of-sale loans, major online retailers are giving consumers the option to buy now and pay...
Why you must have terms and conditions on your eCommerce website
Barnes and Shirley who are a eCommerce marketing agency and consultancy invited us to feature on their website to share our knowledge regarding eCommerce terms and conditions....
What you need to know about IR35
IR35 was first introduced in April 2000 with the aim to address tax avoidance by individuals working in the role of an employee through an intermediary, such as a limited...
“I am owed money but there was no contract in place”
“I am owed money but there was no contract in place” This is a common statement I see and hear across social media and the business community from business owners who have not...
The ultimate guide to website terms and conditions
Why does my website need terms and conditions? Every business needs terms and conditions to fully protect them. It clearly sets out what each party is responsible for and what...