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Practical guides for UK contractors, freelancers, and recruiters
Free checklists, guides, and annotated contract samples for UK freelancers, contractors, and recruiters.
The Fee-Protection Checklist
7 Reasons You're About to Get Stiffed
CV-spewing before signing, vague intro definitions, missing sister-company clauses — the seven mistakes that cost UK recruiters their placement fee, and the exact clause that fixes each one.
Read the checklist →The IR35 Safety Audit
Is Your Contract a Target for HMRC?
The three-part audit every UK contractor should run before signing — Right of Substitution, Control Reality Check, and Mutuality of Obligation. Check your contract before HMRC does.
Run the audit →Sample NDA — Annotated
What a Properly Drafted NDA Actually Looks Like
Purpose limitation, compelled disclosure, injunctive relief, survival clauses — the six clauses most NDAs are missing, with real contract language and plain-English explanation of why each one matters.
See the sample NDA →Sample Freelance Contract — Annotated
The Six Clauses Your Freelance Contract Probably Doesn't Have
IP ownership until paid, kill fee, revision rounds, portfolio rights, UK Late Payment Act, IR35-aware substitution — the clauses freelancers need but most template contracts omit.
See the sample contract →Sample Consulting Agreement — Annotated
The Consulting Agreement Clauses That Protect Your Fees
Change control, suspension for non-payment, deemed acceptance, liability cap, IR35-aware contractor status, UK GDPR — six clauses that separate a professional consulting agreement from a client-drafted letter.
See sample agreement →Going Freelance After Redundancy — 30-Day Guide
Just Signed Your Settlement Agreement? Here's What Happens Next.
HMRC registration, day rate formula, business bank account, professional indemnity, IR35 awareness, and your first client contract — the practical checklist for making the freelance leap after redundancy.
Read the guide →UK Freelancer Contract Starter Kit
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