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Contractors can be self-employed sole traders or work for themselves through their own limited company. Get in touch for accounting help and support with common contracting questions, or find answers in our articles about CIS compliance, using subcontractors, and what working as a contractor means for VAT, invoicing, and claiming expenses.
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