Contracting in UK-- Working @ Client site overseas

[scooterscot]

I work for my UK ltd in Norway I'm never overseas long enough to have tax obligations even a return flight to the UK resets the clock. I know in Norway ou have to spend 3 months in the country before paying local taxes, I don't know if Germany is the same.

[Burrow01]

Looks to me like you need to connect to it via an Ethernet cable first -details are here:

http://zxon.notnet.co.uk/orange/#1.5

Pete

[Burrow01]

Don't see a huge problem here

You are not out of the country for more than 183 days, and will remain tax resident in the UK, so carry on paying UK taxes

Expenses are legit, so no problem

Enjoy yourself in Germany

Pete

[sli_gryn]

the way i've always understood this is to think of this as a permie would; if your boss sent you somewhere else, you'd be claiming expenses from your employer. as a contractor, you claim it from your company. (and your company claims it on tax)

if you're getting paid into the UK, by a UK company, then (i think) the income is treated as if you were working in the UK.

WARNING: am most definately _NOT_ an accountant! (so go have a chat w/ one and enjoy the gig!)

[makscorp]

Hello guys! I have a question

I am an employee of my parents Ltd company
I am working for a big blue chip company via an agency here in UK
I was working onsite in uk, but now the client has asked me to join there site in Germany for 3-4 months, and travel to different sites around Europe.

My question-- Am i liable for tax abroad? Am i seen as an overseas worker? I am getting paid flight/hotel expenses from client, which i am claiming through Ltd company... so im confused whether i am operating legite. i think i am. Agency hasnt said anything apart from congratulating me on progressing forward.

Any advice please?