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Taxation for UK contractors working in europe
When contractors from the UK choose to work abroad in the EU, they should understand the different administrative and tax regimes in the region.
�l ignore these rules, but one is safest remaining compliant if it is possible. France It is perfectly possibl� �country, at least in terms of income earned from contracting. This is a complex area, and contractors should d�
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Articles: Contracting Overseas
| Mon, 28 Jan 2008
Contracting abroad: the most attractive contracting destinations according to the WEF
Contractors can use the Global Competitiveness Report 2014-15 by the World Economic Forum to identify the most attractive contracting destinations.
�brellas that have the right permits to be legally compliant. Japan and Sweden suffer from over-regulated labo� �Contractors looking for the best location for contracting abroad can use the latest Global Competitiveness� �proposition for contractors evaluating long-term contracts. Hong Kong and the Netherlands, in seventh and ei�
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| Thu, 04 Sept 2014
Contractor guide to contracting overseas: Norway
Contractors with Norway-based contracts may find using an established employment solutions provider is most effective option, says Charles Daw of CXC.
�rovider will be a legitimate fully registered and compliant Norwegian business and would typically employ the� �Contractors who have won contracts that require them to work in Norway for more than� �n Norway. What to do when starting a Norway-based contract “All non-Norwegian workers must register with the�
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Articles: Contracting Overseas
| Thu, 04 Jun 2015
Year 2001: IR35, technology, dot com's.
Reflections on the market this year and predictions for the future.
�shing all their languages so they become fully OO compliant. I think Visual Basic will become something of th� �made sure they are going to pass IR35 with their contracts and working conditions. If a contractor has a str� �l become the norm. My recent article on Design by Contract spells out the benefits of quality. On the whole�
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| Sat, 06 Jan 2001
IR35 - whither indeed
After nearly five years of this legislation where are taxpayers and the professions now?
�nals are taking to ensure that contracts are IR35 compliant is being wasted. It is typical of such cases to d� �o provide the service required. Get the idea? All contracts contain strong elements of mutuality of obligatio� �factors that must be present in both the written contract and the way in which the contractual terms are ca�
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News
| Fri, 10 Jun 2005
ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 16/Jan/2015
News this week covers: election uncertainty; local authority contractors; oil & gas contracts; Welsh Assembly bans umbrellas; and tax return warning.
�“will work to tarnish the reputation of the many compliant and responsible companies working in the best int� �Contracting market at quarterly high, with election uncertain� �the falling oil price. BBC News reports that 100 contracts have been cut and 200 permanent roles are to go f� �find their contracts safe. More... US oil and gas contract opportunities to shrink in 2015 Oil and gas contr�
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News
| Fri, 16 Jan 2015
ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 29/May/2015
News this week covers: Queen’s speech lends hope; global skills gap; top roles for contractors; retail at 27-year high & umbrella company shares all.
�erson Group, which claims "its services are fully compliant with UK tax laws". The scheme works by an agency� �t measures unveiled in Queen’s speech Contractors contracting direct and who regularly suffer from late payment� �ruitment firm BrightPool shows an increase in new contracts and jobs of over 20% following the referendum. An�
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News
| Fri, 29 May 2015
Budget 2016: Contracting’s stakeholders react to tax avoidance crackdown
Contracting stakeholders have warned of the potential impact of the Government’s latest clampdown on ‘tax avoidance’, announced in the 2016 Budget.
�jects. Nine out of ten contractors supposedly non-compliant “From April 2017 the Government will make public� �Contracting’s stakeholders are disappointed, but unsurprised� �ntractors which determined 94% of all off-payroll contracts to be legitimate, adding: “Where the Government h� �er projects look set to result in a wide range of contract opportunities. Pleas from oil and gas sector stak�
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| Thu, 17 Mar 2016
Off-Payroll (IR35): from campaigning to preparation
The recent Parliamentary vote signals the end for our Stop The Off-Payroll Tax campaign, and the beginning of final preparations ahead of April 2021.
�ertaking accurate status assessments and agreeing compliant ‘outside IR35’ contracts provides companies with� �c at a later date and may decide to issue shorter contracts until an Off-Payroll compliance plan is in place.� �provides companies with a competitive edge in the contract market, while also negating risk and helping to m�
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| Mon, 13 Jul 2020
UK defence sector hit hard by Off-Payroll Tax
The UK’s defence sector is suffering a drastic fallout from the Off-Payroll Tax, impacting critical projects designed to protect the UK public.
�nts As is the case across the private sector, non-compliant blanket approaches are rife throughout the defenc� �brain drain ‘could take several years to resolve’ Contracting industry stakeholders warned long ago that firms� �to continue to service my client, I will have to contract through an umbrella organisation with my liabilit�
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| Mon, 16 Mar 2020
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