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Accountant & Director at Haines Watts | Helping Business Owners with their Finances

Over the last few years, many employees and business owners have been working from home. For some, the advantages of working from home have been significant and with more businesses open to flexible working, some employees are taking remote working to the next level by working abroad permanently or for extended periods of time. In this blog, we explore all you need to know about overseas remote working arrangements and the impact it may have on you as a UK tax resident, your UK income tax, national insurance contributions and host country income tax. https://lnkd.in/eckFz-8N

Will overseas remote working affect my tax and residency position? - Wirral Chamber

Will overseas remote working affect my tax and residency position? - Wirral Chamber

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Nicola Goldsmith TEP CTA

International & Personal Tax Advisor

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These are all really good points. People don’t always this about these things. Some people also don’t realise how digital nomad visas change things as well. Sometimes you don’t become non-UK resident for tax under these, or become resident elsewhere. Meaning you are not always escaping the UK income or gains tax net. In addition to this, there could be an impact for your employer if you are an employee or director of a UK business. You could inadvertently expose your business to corporation taxes in another jurisdiction on a proportion of their profits. The impact of employees and directors moving abroad needs to be considered from all angles to make sure that everything is done properly in all jurisdictions. Just because you can doesn’t mean it is a good idea!

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