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Originally posted by SimonMac View PostThe most important part has been missed, how will you be paid? Knowing that will tell you where your liabilities lies
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Originally posted by Henrik67 View PostHi all
I have a new contract opportunity - Agency in Poland, paid in Euros. End Client is US. remote working for EU projects (not UK) - Does IR35 apply in this scenario?
Thanks
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostI don't know.
Some people have an aol.com email address, others have an aol.co.uk email address. And then some people have the same name in front of both.
Weird, huh?
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Originally posted by Henrik67 View PostHi all
End Client is US.
Thanks
If you end up traveling to the US as part of it, also check your travel insurance (.. covers both US and specifically, business travel to the US/on behalf of your business etc)
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Just make sure the contract is outside IR35 and not worry about it. It is highly unlikely that HMRC would contact a foreign client. The biggest risk in this case is ensuring you get paid. I would advise asking for weekly payments. The fact that you are remote reduces the risk as you won't have any travel costs.Last edited by BlasterBates; 1 June 2020, 08:33.
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You have IR35 to consider, possibly.
You've got US jurisdiction to consider, possibly.
You've got exchange rates to consider and possibly extra charges by banks/accountants.
Based on your previous posts, I would suggest you think long and hard before making any decision on it.
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Originally posted by Henrik67 View PostHi all
I have a new contract opportunity - Agency in Poland, paid in Euros. End Client is US. remote working for EU projects (not UK) - Does IR35 apply in this scenario?
Thanks
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