Reply to: BREXIT - Continue working in the EU - Questions

[AtW]

True, but it does provide the right to have, operate and work through a limited company.
I am not that worried about residency, though things will get complicated with health care.

Work through, as long as you are not working inside EU - that would require work permits (once freedom of movement ends).

And if you are not physically inside then using UK Ltd is fine too, well, maybe not anymore because EU probably might not like UK Ltds specifically.

[worzelGummidge]

E-residence is same as registering UK Ltd - gives no extra rights to be resident in country.

True, but it does provide the right to have, operate and work through a limited company.
I am not that worried about residency, though things will get complicated with health care.

[worzelGummidge]

e-residency is all about paying taxes there as well, strikes me that it will only work if you actually go and work there because tax will be liable where you actually work. In other words the e-residency, surprise, surprise, doesn't come for free.

Yes, that's ok.
I was thinking of a separate EU company for work undertaken within the EU.

[worzelGummidge]

Marry some Eastern European beauty?

The thought has crossed my mind.
lol

[AtW]

On the grounds that them's the rulez.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tax_re..._for_companies

Very nice indeed, this will make people leave the country too then - might as well bite the bullet and feck off - gain lower corp tax and lower personal taxation.

[Paddy]

Marry some Eastern European beauty?

[VectraMan]

On what grounds?

What if Estonian company only books revenues outside of UK?

On the grounds that them's the rulez.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tax_re..._for_companies

[AtW]

If you run an Estonian company from the UK HMRC are going to want you to pay UK Corporation Tax anyway.

On what grounds?

What if Estonian company only books revenues outside of UK?

[VectraMan]

If you run an Estonian company from the UK HMRC are going to want you to pay UK Corporation Tax anyway. And as said it changes nothing about your right to work abroad. So I don't see there's any advantage to it at all.

Unfortunately the majority have spoken and have decided that British citizenship should be a hinderance rather than an advantage. Only thing to do is try to exchange your defective citizenship for a better one.

[BrilloPad]

yes but Nutski his current wife is slightly prettier than MF! Maybe you can teach her how to divorce her hubby?

Shooting?

https://www.rferl.org/a/russia-nemts.../28581072.html

[vetran]

Are you offering? Opps, I forgot. You are fugly.

yes but Nutski his current wife is slightly prettier than MF! Maybe you can teach her how to divorce her hubby?

[AtW]

E-residence is same as registering UK Ltd - gives no extra rights to be resident in country.

[BlasterBates]

A bit more information here:

https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...-eu-referendum

It doesn't seem to necessarily give you any rights in any other EU countries, possibly might give you the right to go to Estonia, but its main purpose seems to be that it simply enables you to use Estonian online services and seems to be targeting businesses in "banana republics" who don't have access to reliable banking or online services. Still Britain is heading to become Banana Republic.

[BrilloPad]

Marry some Eastern European beauty?

Are you offering? Opps, I forgot. You are fugly.

[BlasterBates]

e-residency is all about paying taxes there as well, strikes me that it will only work if you actually go and work there because tax will be liable where you actually work. In other words the e-residency, surprise, surprise, doesn't come for free.