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Previously on "offshoring and taxes"

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  • doodab
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    The company providing services may not be taxed in the client's country but the client will generally be liable for things like VAT and import duties if applicable.

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  • LisaContractorUmbrella
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    Can you give us some more information?? Where are you tax resident? How long is the contract to work overseas?

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  • BlasterBates
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    There is no difference between computer development and/or support and a manufacturer. i,e, a company in India where no-one has set foot in the UK is taxable only in India, provided that everyone accesses remotely

    If the company has a presence in the UK, i.e. they send people over then there is a tax liability unless it's short business trips. Under those circumstances they will have to register a business in the UK, and they will account for profits attributable to the UK part of the operation.

    The basic rule is, you're taxed where you physically do the work.

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  • Martin at NixonWilliams
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    Originally posted by Hercule View Post
    just wondering... why can IT services be performed offshore and and not be taxed locally at all?
    i am not thinking application programming but rather jobs like maintenance, system administration.
    curious...
    There is a long list of possible answers for this question!

    It depends on the workers cicumstances, i.e. their nationality, the country they are working in and how long for etc. - There is no simple rule.

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  • northernladuk
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    Auto caps turned off?

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  • Hercule
    started a topic offshoring and taxes

    offshoring and taxes

    just wondering... why can IT services be performed offshore and and not be taxed locally at all?
    i am not thinking application programming but rather jobs like maintenance, system administration.
    curious...

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