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  • Pondlife
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    Originally posted by Mailman_1
    Had a foriegn currency account with the high st bank too in case i wanted to store the dollars in the UK. You then dont have to pay the 7% currency exchange fees the high st banks will charge you.

    Which bank?

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  • Mailman_1
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    Originally posted by Not So Wise
    Should only have to pay tax here in the UK but as always....Get professional advice

    correct.

    You have to fill out a form which tells the IRS you dont live in the country. You get paid gross and pay tax when you bring the money into the UK. (You have to declare is to HMRC though, otherwise they probably wont know). I opted to use a US account to get the money paid in dollars and used a money exchange firm to bring the money into the UK. Had a foriegn currency account with the high st bank too in case i wanted to store the dollars in the UK. You then dont have to pay the 7% currency exchange fees the high st banks will charge you.

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  • Not So Wise
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    Should only have to pay tax here in the UK but as always....Get professional advice

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  • IVR247
    started a topic Contract with US client

    Contract with US client

    I am looking at a contract for a US company, with me working from home here in the UK. What problems might I see with regard to tax here/in the US? Anyone got any ideas?

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