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Working for a US company in the UK with maybe European work
People do get away with it but all it needs is a government tax audit of clientco, trace back via agentco and then a letter to contractorco asking how you want to pay the tax arrears to the Danish State plus penalties plus interest.
It is not getting away, especially considering its not a one man company (its a 1+1 company) and one person stays in the UK looking after the company affairs.
Why congrats! I'm still utterly confused and seeking out some help from ITS International (anyone know them?) - they were recommended on the IPSE site.
Why congrats! I'm still utterly confused and seeking out some help from ITS International (anyone know them?) - they were recommended on the IPSE site.
I don't know why you're still talking about your contract. It is completely and utterly irrelevant to the tax residency of you or your company. Also, while we're on irrelevant contractual clauses, make sure you secure PI insurance that's consistent with the jurisdiction and governing law of your contract. If it's a US state, your current PI probably won't apply.
I don't know why you're still talking about your contract. It is completely and utterly irrelevant to the tax residency of you or your company. Also, while we're on irrelevant contractual clauses, make sure you secure PI insurance that's consistent with the jurisdiction and governing law of your contract. If it's a US state, your current PI probably won't apply.
I get that - I'm just confused as to why the company have not made sure everyone understands how to deal with the tax side of things
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