Need planning advice on leaving the UK

[dsc]

Yep, all good. I'll open a LTD ( same like here ) and it'll be same wage.
If not only for the perspective of getting the settled status, I would have moved long ago. I wait one more year and that'll be £150k already lost to HMRC. I'll try to push more into a SIPP but still, given how means tested everything is, I benefit like 0 from 50% tax I pay. Feel like a cash cow.

If you are inside your LTD has nothing to do, you are effectively a temp worker who gets a salary. For your own sake, do some reading up on how this works and do talk to your employer as they most likely will not deal with a non-UK based umbrella.

[juspitutre]

If you are inside your LTD has nothing to do, you are effectively a temp worker who gets a salary. For your own sake, do some reading up on how this works and do talk to your employer as they most likely will not deal with a non-UK based umbrella.

Technically I'm a consultant and the client is overseas, so IR35 determination and Employer NI is on me. I already had an LTD from previous outside contracts, so made sense to use it. Didn't want to go sole trader ( although it was possible ) because of limited liability ( also off-payroll still applies ). Thus no umbrella is involved.
Meaning I can move to another country and setup ltd there and do B2B as here, just without IR35 and HMRC headache.

[mogga71]

Technically I'm a consultant and the client is overseas, so IR35 determination and Employer NI is on me. I already had an LTD from previous outside contracts, so made sense to use it. Didn't want to go sole trader ( although it was possible ) because of limited liability ( also off-payroll still applies ). Thus no umbrella is involved.
Meaning I can move to another country and setup ltd there and do B2B as here, just without IR35 and HMRC headache.

As others have mentioned here I would seriously do some more homework on this as it sounds too good to be true .... which very usually means it is too good to be true.

[dsc]

Technically I'm a consultant and the client is overseas, so IR35 determination and Employer NI is on me. I already had an LTD from previous outside contracts, so made sense to use it. Didn't want to go sole trader ( although it was possible ) because of limited liability ( also off-payroll still applies ). Thus no umbrella is involved.
Meaning I can move to another country and setup ltd there and do B2B as here, just without IR35 and HMRC headache.

Assuming your client is happy dealing with a non-UK ltd that is. Have you talked to them?