MVL TAAR in UK and new EU contract

[Whitelime]

If you're working from home in the UK regardless of where the client is, this should be a UK registered business. I would strongly advise against using a foreign company. I doubt it's legally possible.

In the end, both countries will want the Corp. Tax to be paid.

[northernladuk]

Nope they will throw the book at him and add penalties..

They will indeed, I was just using is rather nice but totally understated terminology.

[jamesbrown]

Tell me what I want to hear!

https://forums.contractoruk.com/gene...-referral.html

[DaaaaaaaaaaN]

I was in a similar position last year - closed my UK Ltd company in late 2020 and started contracting in Ireland. I debated opening my own Ltd company in Ireland but was a bit spooked by the TAAR rules despite having moved abroad.

I decided to use an Irish umbrella company just to be safe (even though I'm sure I would have been fine). There is no big advantage to opening your company in Ireland so it didn't really make much of a difference for me.

Edit: Just realised you will be living in the UK, avoid that plan like the plague and use an umbrella. Peace of mind and all that.