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After 6 months I was chilling out and not worrying. Now I've been on the bench for almost a year, and it's starting to get more than a bit uncomfortable. It's not the cash, it's the gaping chasm on my CV.:tumble:
This is one of the milder statements uttered by the Left since she died.
Some of the things that have been said make me ashamed to be British. Left wingers in Britain are showing how unpleasant they really are.
Some of your English neighbours and the rest of the world thought she was a great leader, which I suppose includes 'acceptable'.
When you go, and take a few million Labour votes with you, your English neighbours won't miss you. 'Bye.
Couldn't find much existing info on Austria (Vienna to be precise), so has anyone worked there recently?
I've been offered a contract, and the client has suggested that I go permanent after 6 months. Is the contract period a way of them avoiding paying relocation expenses (as they often do...
Could you explain that? What has your house in the UK got to do with it? Or should I say, what difference does it make whether you intend to go back to it? I'm assuming you're paying German tax on rental income, but where does the extra 20k come from?
Thanks. Will check the contract carefully, if it gets that far.
And re the cost of living - my extensive research (10 minutes with Google) suggests the cost of living is 50% higher than where I am now, but property costs 2.5 times as much. Ouch.
Do K2 ask for references before putting your CV forward to the client? They are asking me for references for a Swiss banking job, and the (permanent) salary is twice what I would have expected. Smells fishy to me...
I'm working as a sole trader in Europe, paying local taxes, and I'm about to fill in a UK tax return. I'm hoping to get back the UK taxes I paid during my first 6 months as I also had to pay local taxes for that period once I stayed longer than 6 months.
Can I deduct accommodation and...