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andy replied

3 July 2007, 11:09
Originally posted by Sockpuppet

Not a clue. Its a global distributor of "high tech goods"

Bombs4U ?
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Xenophon replied

3 July 2007, 10:58
Originally posted by Sockpuppet

Not a clue. Its a global distributor of "high tech goods"

Bombs with Mobile Detonation Ltd?
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Sockpuppet replied

3 July 2007, 10:53
Originally posted by el duder

ha-ha, those dutch are at it again arent they.

its not working for ABN AMRO is it?

Not a clue. Its a global distributor of "high tech goods"
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el duder replied

3 July 2007, 09:18
Originally posted by Sockpuppet

Looking at a contract which I've been asked if I am interested in.

Its an "average" of 3 days / week in the Netherlands. Not knowing anything about thier tax laws would this amount of time this isnt going to make me liable for anything over there is it?

ha-ha, those dutch are at it again arent they.

its not working for ABN AMRO is it?
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Troll replied

3 July 2007, 07:39
Originally posted by alreadypacked

They call me, don't need a C.V.

What's your shoe size?
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alreadypacked replied

3 July 2007, 07:38
Originally posted by Troll

Is spelling on your c.v?

They call me, don't need a C.V.
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Troll replied

3 July 2007, 07:36
Originally posted by alreadypacked

we need to get you a spit the dummie out smilie

Is spelling on your c.v?
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alreadypacked replied

3 July 2007, 07:22
Originally posted by Troll

Grrrrrrrrrrr

we need to get you a spit the dummie out smilie
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Troll replied

3 July 2007, 07:18
Grrrrrrrrrrr
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alreadypacked replied

3 July 2007, 07:17
Originally posted by Troll

pants

Not the only thing you can't keep on
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Troll replied

3 July 2007, 07:15
pants
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alreadypacked replied

3 July 2007, 07:11
Originally posted by Troll

What he said...

Nice try Troll
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Troll replied

3 July 2007, 06:58
What he said...
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DS23 replied

3 July 2007, 06:40
if the employer (end client) is uk based and you spend less than 183 days in the netherlands you will be ok. 3 days a week over 6 months - you will be fine. if however, you go over the 183 days, the dutch tax authorities will want a piece of your earnings. there are varous interpretations of the 183 day rule but iirc a full day means exactly that - it does not include travelling days.

Last edited by DS23; 3 July 2007, 06:42.
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Sockpuppet replied

2 July 2007, 21:02
Cheers. I was more looking to see if I can just keep paying UK tax as the job is based in the UK but with a fair amount of travel to there so I didnt want to do something stupid and become liable in 2 places for tax.
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