Relocation costs

[LondonManc]

"These are only qualifying costs when:

a new employee is moving area to start a job with you"

I am in NZ. I am moving to the UK to start employment with the umbrella. I have a signed contract with myself and the umbrella. I am a new employee moving to start work. I cannot substitute someone else. etc. so it has to be. I need an expensive plane ticket in order to start.

Anyhow, any brollies that can do this, feel free to get in touch

Getting nearer to IR35 and no expenses. Carry on....

[pr1]

Getting nearer to IR35 and no expenses. Carry on....

"I have a signed contract with myself and the umbrella"

[Maslins]

"These are only qualifying costs when:

a new employee is moving area to start a job with you"

I am in NZ. I am moving to the UK to start employment with the umbrella. I have a signed contract with myself and the umbrella. I am a new employee moving to start work. I cannot substitute someone else. etc. so it has to be. I need an expensive plane ticket in order to start.

Anyhow, any brollies that can do this, feel free to get in touch

Ask the client if they're prepared to pay your relocation fees. If they are, great. If they're not...then give up.

[WordIsBond]

Ask the client if they're prepared to pay your relocation fees. If they are, great. If they're not...then give up.

I don't think that's what he's after. I think he wants a brolly that will do it out of his contracting fees.

[northernladyuk]

I don't think that's what he's after. I think he wants a brolly that will do it out of his contracting fees.

That is how I read it.

[malvolio]

That is how I read it.

No, I read it as he's trying to get tax relief on the costs so we can subsidise his move...

[northernladuk]

No, I read it as he's trying to get tax relief on the costs so we can subsidise his move...

I read it the same.

[barrydidit]

I don't think that's what he's after. I think he wants a brolly that will do it out of his contracting fees.

That is how I read it.

No, I read it as he's trying to get tax relief on the costs so we can subsidise his move...

I read it the same.

Dear me - separate beds in the Northern household this weekend then if the OP doesn't clarify what he meant.

[washed up contractor]

Personally I don't see any justification for claiming anything. Your (currently non existent) Ltd Co is not forcing you to move.

This. Sounds like a dodge to fund entry \ return to the UK via company money rather than personal money.

[Maslins]

I don't think that's what he's after. I think he wants a brolly that will do it out of his contracting fees.

I appreciate that (ie get tax relief on it)...I was basically saying I don't feel that's an option. If the end client was prepared to pay it, then that may work as they're "forcing" the relocation. If they're not, then I can't see any justification for it.