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There are 4 factors to take into consideration before contracting abroad.
1 Tax rate
2 Employers NI rate
3 Employees NI rate
4 Allowable expenses.
Consider these factors whether deciding whether 24.75 % is a good deal.
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Originally posted by ujjain View PostI never thought this would be possible.
Is it ever possible to use your Limited company abroad and keep paying taxes in the United Kingdom? I'd expect the local tax agency not be happy about that.
Some potuguese withholding tax was paid though.
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Originally posted by ujjain View PostI never thought this would be possible.
Is it ever possible to use your Limited company abroad and keep paying taxes in the United Kingdom? I'd expect the local tax agency not be happy about that.
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Originally posted by ujjain View PostI never thought this would be possible.
Is it ever possible to use your Limited company abroad and keep paying taxes in the United Kingdom? I'd expect the local tax agency not be happy about that.
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Originally posted by stek View PostI suspect the OP is hoping to incorporate in Spain whilst working in UK and pay Spanish tax, which, as we know, won't work......
Is it ever possible to use your Limited company abroad and keep paying taxes in the United Kingdom? I'd expect the local tax agency not be happy about that.
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Originally posted by ujjain View PostIT Contracting in Spain: Money & Tax :: Contractor UK
This looks great. Does anybody know if us IT contractors can take advantage of this? I'm finding so little information about it on the internet.
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Originally posted by ujjain View PostIT Contracting in Spain: Money & Tax :: Contractor UK
This looks great. Does anybody know if us IT contractors can take advantage of this? I'm finding so little information about it on the internet.
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Paying 24.75% tax in Spain?
IT Contracting in Spain: Money & Tax :: Contractor UK
As of January 2004, there has been an option for inbound expatriate contractors, as long as they have not lived or worked in Spain for the preceding 5 years, to take advantage of a flat tax rate of 24.75%.Tags: None
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