IR35 and overseas contracts

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jamesbrown replied

9 November 2020, 16:43
Originally posted by Ricky@IntouchAccounting View Post

You would remain responsible for making the IR35 legislation.

Cool! I would like to propose some superficial amendments...
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jamesbrown replied

9 November 2020, 16:42
It depends whether the Swedish company has a UK presence. If they do, then that company (e.g., branch) is responsible for making the determination. Otherwise, the determination rests with YourCo, both now and after next April.
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Ricky@IntouchAccounting replied

9 November 2020, 14:00
You would remain responsible for making the IR35 legislation. The IR5 risk is still there as with any contract, so you would still want to make sure you are compliant from an IR35 perspective.
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Pring replied

9 November 2020, 13:58
Overseas companies are exempt from making the determination. It's business as usual, up to you to make the determination.
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MasterBait started a topic IR35 and overseas contracts

9 November 2020, 13:45
IR35 and overseas contracts

My ltd company has signed a contract under Swedish law with a Swedish client for a one year (possibly longer) job.
All work is done remotely from the UK with some trips abroad (not only Sweden) after covid has finished
Do IR35 come into play here at all and if so from April 1st 2021 how would a non UK based company make that determination as they won't have clue what IR35 is?
Anyone any ideas?
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