Contracting for a company in Netherlands from UK

[mabbath]

You need to speak to a tax expert and not an agent. They are not generally qualified.

You will probably not be able to work through your UK Ltd and tax your earnings in the UK even for less than 6 months. I would strongly advise talking to Sue at IPAYE.

https://www.contractoruk.com/forums/...ief-guide.html

OK, will do. Thanks for your responses so far.

[Old Greg]

You need to speak to a tax expert and not an agent. They are not generally qualified.

You will probably not be able to work through your UK Ltd and tax your earnings in the UK even for less than 6 months. I would strongly advise talking to Sue at IPAYE.

https://www.contractoruk.com/forums/...ief-guide.html

+1 for Sue @ IPAYE.

[m0n1k3r]

Yes, it does. In fact, It would need a visa for the country where I will be carrying out the project. I will be speaking with the company to organize for these visa processes.

If you are not an EU citizen then you would need to be on payroll in each country where you intend to work, or else you're unlikely to get a work permit. The same will be true for British citizens in about four months.

[GhostofTarbera]

If you are not an EU citizen then you would need to be on payroll in each country where you intend to work, or else you're unlikely to get a work permit. The same will be true for British citizens in about four months.

We won, get over it




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[mabbath]

First of All, apologies for a delayed response.

I did have a conversation with Sue from IPAYE and it was all worth it. She provided me with very useful information.
However, my plans for contracting has got pushed almost by a year now, due to my personal circumstances. I am sure I will be back with more questions then.

Thank you very much for all the responses so far.