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Using an EU "billing company" to invoice my client and then pay to my offshore LTD
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostKrugerrands.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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The dodgy tax implications are the least of the problems, you will find zero agencies who will work this way so it's a non starter, if you go down the ltd route they will insist on a UK company for which you are the majority share holderOriginally posted by Stevie Wonder BoyI can't see any way to do it can you please advise?
I want my account deleted and all of my information removed, I want to invoke my right to be forgotten.Comment
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Originally posted by SimonMac View PostThe dodgy tax implications are the least of the problems, you will find zero agencies who will work this way so it's a non starter, if you go down the ltd route they will insist on a UK company for which you are the majority share holder
And BTW my understanding also was that you are not tax resident if you don´t live/work in the country
for more than 6 months, that is why many agencies let you use your UK LTD instead of paying local taxes.Comment
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Originally posted by bul View PostMy experience is that most don´t care if the contract is outside UK.
And BTW my understanding also was that you are not tax resident if you don´t live/work in the country
for more than 6 months, that is why many agencies let you use your UK LTD instead of paying local taxes.Comment
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Originally posted by bul View PostAnd BTW my understanding also was that you are not tax resident if you don´t live/work in the country for more than 6 months, that is why many agencies let you use your UK LTD instead of paying local taxes.
2. Being not tax resident does not mean you have no tax liability
3. Agencies don't care how you arrange your matters and if you get prosecuted for tax evasion, so long as they get paid.
4. Everyone is tax resident somewhere. Some people have multiple tax residencies. No-one is tax resident nowhere.
5. Your understanding is lacking.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post1. You are due to pay tax where the work is done.
2. Being not tax resident does not mean you have no tax liability
3. Agencies don't care how you arrange your matters and if you get prosecuted for tax evasion, so long as they get paid.
4. Everyone is tax resident somewhere. Some people have multiple tax residencies. No-one is tax resident nowhere.
5. Your understanding is lacking.
If you are not a tax resident anywhere then no double taxation agreement will relevant to you.
To avoid paying tax in the host country you need to prove that it's payable in your home country
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Originally posted by Brussels Slumdog View PostYou pay tax where the work is done unless it's less than 180 days and other criterias are met.Comment
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Generally, you are liable for tax for any income earned in any country. For example if you own a flat in Croatia and you get rent, you are liable for tax in Croatia, even if you've never been there.I'm alright JackComment
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