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Chas
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I've broached the subject of IR35 before but cannot find my posts either on google or aam searches.
I am resident and taxed in the UK. I am an IT contractor using an Umbrella company and my accountant is working on the basis I am outside of IR35. I have an Irish passport. My family are moving to Ireland next week. I will be traveling over and back to work in the UK. I will still own my house in UK. I work shifts which means I work 14 days out 28. So doing a few quick sums I think that will mean I will be working in the UK for approx 160 days but would probably physically in UK for over 200 days. Hope that is enough background! (Oh I'm 6 foot 2 and 15 stone)!!!
I read somewhere that Ireland treated IT contractors the best in terms of bottom line take home pay compared to UK. Clearly there would be a lot to consider in making a decision to move my tax affairs to Ireland but some pointers would be nice.
Thanks
Chas
PS My cousin says put £100 on Donegal to reach the All Ireland final - what are the chances and what are the odds?
I am resident and taxed in the UK. I am an IT contractor using an Umbrella company and my accountant is working on the basis I am outside of IR35. I have an Irish passport. My family are moving to Ireland next week. I will be traveling over and back to work in the UK. I will still own my house in UK. I work shifts which means I work 14 days out 28. So doing a few quick sums I think that will mean I will be working in the UK for approx 160 days but would probably physically in UK for over 200 days. Hope that is enough background! (Oh I'm 6 foot 2 and 15 stone)!!!
I read somewhere that Ireland treated IT contractors the best in terms of bottom line take home pay compared to UK. Clearly there would be a lot to consider in making a decision to move my tax affairs to Ireland but some pointers would be nice.
Thanks
Chas
PS My cousin says put £100 on Donegal to reach the All Ireland final - what are the chances and what are the odds?