An expert on overseas contracting disappoints an IR35-fatigued contractor with a three-fold plan to leave the UK behind.

Refresher for UK nationals who want to work in warmer climes, with or without a contract offer.

How to go about working in Britain as a contractor if you’re a citizen of the EU or beyond.

Despite the Golden Visa being cancelled, six routes for professional stints in Portugal remain open.

Contrary to what agents are claiming, a long stay visa to go Dutch is far from straightforward.

Britons with a business are big beneficiaries of the Spanish government’s new Start-Ups Law.

Tax, compliance, and ‘efficiency’ recommendations for when your customer is in the UK but you aren’t.

Ahead of applications opening on Sunday, the few known conditions to be a digital nomad in Portugal are worth a look.

Quite a few burdens facing a relocating limited company director indicate adviser fees will quickly pay for themselves.

Few and far between are your options for working abroad, although Cyprus looks more of a go-to than Spain and the Netherlands.

Seeking clients in the States, while living in the States, suggests your business should register in the States.

Contractors will be among those interested in when living and working in 27 member states becomes an entitlement.

Thanks to six letters, EU passport-holders’ prospects are unmatched, but there is one overlooked way for Brits to work across The Channel.

Self-employment seems easier than being a PSC for a Briton wanting to see out his days in Barcelona.

Overview of tax deduction rules for roaming staff, self-employed workers and PSCs.

If he’s jabbed, it’s ‘bon voyage’ for a contractor who wants to see the sights while not meeting and greeting.

A management firm could sweeten things for a contractor set to have his tax cherry fought over.

The brolly route is closed to a Lithuanian looking to resume work carried out pre-Brexit deal.