Hi everyone,
I've been offered a contract working in Amsterdam, and I was hoping someone could give me some advice. It's a 12 month contract, but I fully intend returning to the UK at the end (or possibly before - I was previously told it could be a 4 or 6 month contract, which were both fine, now they're insisting it must be 12).
I'll be employed by an international company, via a UK registered agency and a UK umbrella company. I'm trying to find out where I stand with regards tax and National Insurance. The agency haven't been particularly helpful, with comments ranging from "we'll sort it when you get here" to "but that may not be legal" and "you'll have to get your own tax adviser". They've also suggested that I may need to be paid half to the UK and half to the Netherlands.
I'm currently waiting for a call back from HMRC, but I'm guessing they'll only be able to advise from their point of view and won't be able to tell me anything about the Dutch tax system.
Does anyone have any experience in a similar situation?
Many thanks,
Kevin
I've been offered a contract working in Amsterdam, and I was hoping someone could give me some advice. It's a 12 month contract, but I fully intend returning to the UK at the end (or possibly before - I was previously told it could be a 4 or 6 month contract, which were both fine, now they're insisting it must be 12).
I'll be employed by an international company, via a UK registered agency and a UK umbrella company. I'm trying to find out where I stand with regards tax and National Insurance. The agency haven't been particularly helpful, with comments ranging from "we'll sort it when you get here" to "but that may not be legal" and "you'll have to get your own tax adviser". They've also suggested that I may need to be paid half to the UK and half to the Netherlands.
I'm currently waiting for a call back from HMRC, but I'm guessing they'll only be able to advise from their point of view and won't be able to tell me anything about the Dutch tax system.
Does anyone have any experience in a similar situation?
Many thanks,
Kevin
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