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UK contractor governed by US law
Thanks Pring and Manic, these were the sort of suggestions I was looking for. I've spoken with Kingsbridge and awaiting their underwriters to provide a price. In the meantime I've discussed it with the HR department and hope they are able to use another entity rather than US...we shall see.- Mattcontract
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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UK contractor governed by US law
Thanks for the advice, I've just looked on QDOS' website and will have to speak to someone on Monday due to a similar question/statement excluding North American jurisdiction. Perhaps I am better looking at a US firm, I wasn't sure if they'd cover a business registered in England and Wales, but...- Mattcontract
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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UK contractor governed by US law
Hi, Thank you for the quick replies, sorry for the lack of detail and for using incorrect terminology. You are correct in assuming it is a private limited company and not PLC. Firstly I mention my current 'employer' as I am a permanent employee with the UK arm of the company, but switching to...- Mattcontract
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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UK contractor governed by US law
Hi all, I've tried searching forums and the web with little success and hoping you can help. I'm about to start my first contract, I've registered my PLC in England and Wales but my new temporary contract is from the US entity of my current employer and governed under US law. I'm finding it...- Mattcontract
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