Anyone with any experience of this? if so how did it work out for you? tax implications/insurance, that sort of thing?
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Poor rates, tax 53% max, usual thing taxed from day one, dual taxation so unless rate is stellar or you intend to live there don't bother.Originally posted by Elliegirl View Post
I've recently done Denmark, tax though was on scheme, prices high, lots of bureaucracy.
In Ireland now, taxation city....
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Cheers Stek. 3 monther, rate is not too bad, they are also offering accommodation and daily subsistence on top of rate. Some chin stroking on my side but hmmm.....Originally posted by stek View Post
Quite fancy Ireland for the future though....Comment
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At this time of year, if you can deal with the above, it'd be like a paid holiday though!Comment
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Originally posted by SeanT View Post
You mind reader!
I worked for an international organisation some years back. At the weekends we'd commandeer a vehicle and head over to Budapest or other Eastern European hotspots during the summer months. It was glorious.Comment
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Years ago, I negotiated to be paid locally in the UK in GBP. Didn't have to go through CPR..etcOriginally posted by stek View PostComment
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how much tax in Ireland ? can you use UK ltd company over there.Originally posted by stek View PostComment
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I love Prague, for me is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe.Comment
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I did this about 15 years ago when CZ was not in the EU. They allowed me to invoice from my UK Ltd Co. It was very cheap 15 years ago but it is no longer so.Originally posted by Elliegirl View Post"A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George OrwellComment
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