USA remote contract UK ltd

[Manic]

I used HammondPI when I was doing the same.

[d000hg]

I've worked with some US and such companies. Typically less hassle - I would suggest your chance of getting any unpaid monies is very low working direct though. Factor it in and be cautious.

I've worked in dollars and pounds, or set a rate in pounds and converted it to dollars based on the rate at invoice date.

One tip is to ensure they pay all fees for sending international payments, and check the amounts received match what is expected. Some banks are not very helpful so it can be easy to mess up.

[Peoplesoft bloke]

If I have understood the IR35 thing properly, clientco in the USA should make an IR35 determination - however I doubt they know about it - and I don't think it's really a good idea to stir up that hornet's nest - what's anyone else planning for post April?

[jamesbrown]

If I have understood the IR35 thing properly, clientco in the USA should make an IR35 determination - however I doubt they know about it - and I don't think it's really a good idea to stir up that hornet's nest - what's anyone else planning for post April?

Sit back and enjoy the show

[WordIsBond]

If I have understood the IR35 thing properly, clientco in the USA should make an IR35 determination - however I doubt they know about it - and I don't think it's really a good idea to stir up that hornet's nest - what's anyone else planning for post April?

I'm keeping my IR35 insurance in place, contract reviews, keeping IR35 dossier supporting outside determination, etc, as always. I'm assuming, whatever draft legislation may say, that MyCo is going to end up being held responsible for determination. If they've made a mess of it starting from April it's likely to be fixed a year later.

[SuperLooper]

My US client is small enough that the IR35 changes wouldn't apply anyway - I make my own determination - but even if the client were huge, HMRC has no jurisdiction over them.

[Platypus]

Hi PSB, sending you a PM.