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Forced Relocation of Ltd Company
Hi, thanks for your quick response. Yes, they are moving the registered office. It's not a compulsory purchase - it's for work that needs to be done in the area. They don't own the building, someone else does and they are also getting moved temporarily for a number of years - possibly up to 7...- web
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Forced Relocation of Ltd Company
Hi, It's probably quite a rare situation, but if a limited company is being forcibly (and legally) relocated by a utility company - what are their rights and what are they entitled to? Does anyone have any links or information on what to do if this happens? Thanks!- web
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Using different recruiter 1 month apart
Perfect. Thanks for the quick response!- web
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- Forum: Business / Contracts
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Using different recruiter 1 month apart
Hi, Apologies if this has been asked before, but I couldn't find it on the forum. I was submitted to a position at a company, but never heard back from the recruiter. About a month later, another position came up: - different recruiter - same company Normally, I wouldn't consider being...- web
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Working in EU through UK Company (for a non-EU citizen)
Ok, thanks for all your help - going to have to do some more digging then. Definitely doesn't sound straight-forward. Thanks.- web
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Working in EU through UK Company (for a non-EU citizen)
Ok, thanks for your responses, it's really appreciated. Sounds like a grey area as the actual work will be produced and eventually reside in the UK, just one portion of it needs to be done there. From the research I've done, things seem to agree the assumption that it is ok as long as I pay...- web
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Working in EU through UK Company (for a non-EU citizen)
Hi, Bit of a specific question here - I've searched and couldn't find any previous posts, so hopefully someone can help. I am a UK ILR resident (non-EU), fully entitled to work in the UK. There is a possibility that a contract I get will require part of it's work to be completed in the EU...- web
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