IR35 insurance – tax investigation cover for contractors
IR35 insurance will cover the professional costs of any tax investigation, and even any tax and NI liabilities you owe following an HMRC enquiry.
Public liability insurance explained: guide for IT contractors
Overview of public liability insurance for IT contractors. What scenarios will it protect you from, is it a legal requirement? And how much does it cost?
Do you need employers’ liability insurance as an IT contractor?
An overview of employers liability insurance for contractors, what the legal requirements are, and how to get an EL insurance quote.
Professional Indemnity for IT contractors – retroactive and run-off cover
PI providers can cover you for work done in the past (retroactive), and for claims made against you for the years after you retire (run-off).
Critical illness insurance for IT contractors – what does it cover?
Critical illness insurance is designed to cover you if you are diagnosed with a serious medical condition. Read our guide for contractors.
IT contractor business insurance – what’s mandatory and what clients ask for
There are some compelling reasons why most contractors should have adequate business insurance cover in place, even if it is not required by law.
A guide to professional indemnity insurance for contractors
Many clients now insist that contractors have adequate professional indemnity insurance cover in place. What is PI insurance?, and how to choose a policy.
Relevant Life Insurance – tax efficient cover for limited company owners
Protect your dependants with a relevant life policy—paid by your limited company for significant tax savings of up to 50%.
Private medical insurance for IT contractors
Contractors looking to cover themselves for specialist and hospital treatment costs may be interested in find out more about private medical insurance.
Income protection for contractors: how it works and what it covers
Contractor income protection insurance provides monthly payments if you can't perform your contract dutie due to sickness or injury. How does IP work, and how much does it cost?