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    Working from EU while doing remote contracting in the UK

    I am not a contractor but I am considering different options and I was wondering if I could get some advise here, or if anyone has such experience some first hand info even if possible. Assuming I have a ltd company registered in the UK and I offer my services in the UK, is it possible to live...
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    A UK national, living in France, contracting to a UK company remotely - possible?

    I retired to France in 2020 having been an IT contractor for several years. However I am now being invited to work for a UK company remotely. I am registered for French tax but am not yet up to speed on the post Brexit situation. I'm not intending to set up companies to handle this - just act as...
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    Australian in Aus - contracting for UK company (ex employee)

    Hi all, I am posting on behalf of my partner as I have some more time on my hands and desperately trying to get a solution for her. Ok, so long and short of it is - we met in London and she is a Senior Designer in the publishing industry. She had a long tenure with her company for 5 years...
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    Fully remote UK based work for EU clients

    Hello, I operate my own IT Ltd company. A potential client from Austria requests that I complete and provide their HR with the A1 Social Security and ZKO3 forms. All work will be fully remote from the UK as I don't fancy spending long hours with random, potentially infected strangers. In my...
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    Remote working for multiple contracts

    Hi there, I am potentially going to have a couple of contracts on the go at the same time and i will need to remotely access their systems securely. Does anybody do this already and is there any software you use to make this easier. Or do you just follow the lead of your client and their current...
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    Market and rates for remote contracts?

    I am thinking of looking at remote positions instead of waiting for a local one. I expect a lower rate - How much should I go down, and how is the competition compared to on-site contracts? I can be on site quite often, so I should have some advantage compared to East Europeans.
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    Finding remote or "mostly remote" contracts

    What are good ways to search for remote or "mostly remote contracts? When I search it is difficult to filter out contracts where they allow only allow a few days a week. Are there perhaps sites where agencies have to use more precise coding? In my case, it should be every 2 weeks or less...
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    Umbrellas for abroad

    Any experiences with using umbrellas for work with EU clients? Perhaps physically living in a different EU country? Can I do it? And are there major disadvantages when it comes to deductions etc? What if I am already abroad (legally)?
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    Portugal - Non habitual residents - remote working

    Hi - does anyone have experience of the Portugal NHR regime. http:// nonhabitualresidentsdotcom - Non-Habitual Residents – Portugal – NDR | Portuguese Non-Habitual Residents Regime I work remotely for a UK company via a UK Ltd company and tramp around Europe. I was thinking of hitting the...
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    UK contractor working in UK for US based company : advice needed

    Hi I'm a first time contractor and about to sign a contract to work for from home (UK) for a US based firm. Looking around on t'internet a bit it looks like I'll fall inside of IR35 so is my only option to use a umbrella company or are there any other alternatives? Plus I've read that I may...
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    Remote Working - European Umbrella Companies

    Hi, I was wondering if anyone could recommend an umbrella company that operates in UK and Spain? I'm going to be working remotely from Spain for a UK company (paid in pounds). As I understand it, I can't use my own UK Ltd as after 6 months in Spain it gets classed as a 'permanent...

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