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Drop Wurzel a PM, he's familiar with the situation and may have the best informed advice.
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Drink bottled water.Originally posted by munky View PostAny other suggestions, anyone?
Stay out of the sun during the hottest part of the day.
Try and meet some Spaniards - get a recommendation for their favourite tapas bar.
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If this is a serious question then this is the wrong place to post it.
If it's not a serious question then just make sure you take plenty of sun cream.
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Working from Spain and tax issues
Hi all
I work from home via the internet and I'm thinking of visiting Spain for an extended period this Summer and continuing working there during my stay.
I wonder how this would affect my situation with Taxes. Would I have to report this to the Spanish authorities even thought it's only casual/temporary work I'd be doing. How would this affect my working tax credits?
I thought if I set up a proxy server at home for accessing the internet, would this count as me working from the UK even if I was not there in person.Tags: None
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