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Previously on "Umbrella.....paid in Euros"

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  • eek
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    Originally posted by m0n1k3r View Post

    Revolut generally have even better exchange rates nowadays.
    Revolut 0.4% + interchange rate
    wise 0.41% + interchange rate for the major currencies

    that 0.01% really isn’t significant given other Revolut issues.

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  • m0n1k3r
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    Originally posted by eek View Post

    What century do you live in? wise has removed a lot of the margin that used to exist.
    Revolut generally have even better exchange rates nowadays.

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  • m0n1k3r
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    Originally posted by eek View Post

    Fully remote contract while sat in the UK and you don't want to create a limited company?
    Register as self-employed. No risk for employment status as the client is not in the UK and can't really hang over your shoulder and watch what you do.

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  • passerby
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    Originally posted by eek View Post

    What century do you live in? wise has removed a lot of the margin that used to exist.
    My question was directed to Clarity Umbrella. Do you think they use Wise?

    By the way, there are cheaper alternatives to Wise, wake up!

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  • eek
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    Originally posted by passerby View Post

    How is the exchange rate though? will it be a competitive one? if you are using a high street bank then one should expect a 2% fee at least.
    What century do you live in? wise has removed a lot of the margin that used to exist.

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  • passerby
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    Originally posted by lucyclarityumbrella View Post
    Yes we can, the complexities come if the agency is UK based. Again it's fine but the invoice would be raised in Euro's with VAT added, this has to be converted when we receive the funds, so be aware that your day rate will change based on that conversion and the FX rate. But yes it is possible
    How is the exchange rate though? will it be a competitive one? if you are using a high street bank then one should expect a 2% fee at least.

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  • lucyclarityumbrella
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    Originally posted by Tonto99 View Post
    Its for a Finnish company, via an agency, and to be paid in Euro. Do UK Umbrellas generally accept Euro currency contracts. Thanks.
    Yes we can, the complexities come if the agency is UK based. Again it's fine but the invoice would be raised in Euro's with VAT added, this has to be converted when we receive the funds, so be aware that your day rate will change based on that conversion and the FX rate. But yes it is possible

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  • Tonto99
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    I am of a certain age so easier just to get the bulk of the money paid into a pension.....salary sacrifice.
    No self-assesment, very little tax and NI. Less hassle.

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  • eek
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    Originally posted by GhostofTarbera View Post

    Why are you introducing a UK Umbrella into this Chain? - makes no sence
    Fully remote contract while sat in the UK and you don't want to create a limited company?

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  • GhostofTarbera
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    Originally posted by Tonto99 View Post
    I have just verbally agreed a contract for a work from home contract. Its for a Finnish company, via an agency, and to be paid in Euro.
    Do UK Umbrellas generally accept Euro currency contracts. Thanks.
    Why are you introducing a UK Umbrella into this Chain? - makes no sence

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  • DolanContractorGroup
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    Originally posted by Tonto99 View Post
    I have just verbally agreed a contract for a work from home contract. Its for a Finnish company, via an agency, and to be paid in Euro.
    Do UK Umbrellas generally accept Euro currency contracts. Thanks.
    Hi Tonto99

    Yes, many are capable of handling this. You'll just have to call around and ask, or see if the agency has a preferred supplier list.


    Thanks

    Zeeshan

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  • eek
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    Originally posted by Tonto99 View Post
    I have just verbally agreed a contract for a work from home contract. Its for a Finnish company, via an agency, and to be paid in Euro.
    Do UK Umbrellas generally accept Euro currency contracts. Thanks.
    Clarity will - so speak to Lucy https://clarityumbrella.co.uk/

    A lot of others won't as it's a faff too far for them.

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  • Tonto99
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    Umbrella.....paid in Euros

    I have just verbally agreed a contract for a work from home contract. Its for a Finnish company, via an agency, and to be paid in Euro.
    Do UK Umbrellas generally accept Euro currency contracts. Thanks.

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