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[HELP] - Client -> LTD -> SRL -> me

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    [HELP] - Client -> LTD -> SRL -> me

    Hello,

    I was wondering if I could get some advice.

    some information:
    I'm a British Citizen
    Perm position atm, never contracted or held any kind of LTD

    What I'd like to do:

    1.) Go Contracting
    2.) Move to Romania
    3.) Contract in the Europe, including the UK where I get Test consultant work. (probably have to work on site)
    4.) Set up a non IT related business in Romania and leave tech long term...


    Basically, I need to have an romanian ltd (srl) and run it so it has atleast 50,000 Euros turn over for a year. This is because I need a ltd which I can use to apply for some grants. (one of the conditions for the grants are company turn over must be 50,000 among st others).

    I haven't contracted before, not sure if a UK client will be happy to contact directly to a Romanian ltd(srl) or if I will have to do the following:

    client -> my uk ltd -> my romanian srl -> paying me a salary.

    I mean I want to understand what are the tax implications, etc.

    Thanks Arjun

    #2
    Not a chance a UK agent will deal with your company. They don't know the rules about engaging with UK LTDs for contracting let alone yours. Agents are also now checking you are a director and if you are the only shareholder etc so your setup will be way off their risk profile.

    There are a hell of a lot more people than roles in contracting at the moment so any blocker will put you out of contention.

    There is a whole host of comments about tax but bearing in mind the problems I mentioned first it's probably not worth going in to them.
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