I work outside of the UK for a company based in the UK. I am paid into a UK bank account in pounds...... with tax deducted. Surely as I am living outside of the country I should not pay tax?
Saturday, April 10th, 2010
Monday, April 12th, 2010
TaxFix
Your liability to pay tax will depend on your residency for tax purposes.
The rules for tax residency are quite complicated. Your status will depend on the facts. The main rule is that you are UK resident if you spend 183 days or more here in a tax year, or after four years your visits average 91 days or more over those years.
If you are not UK resident, you pay UK tax only on UK income.
Tuesday, April 12th, 2011
Graham Lovatt
I am an expat working for a UK company, my tax code was NR when I came on assignment to middle east(previously worked overseas). I am paying hypotax on this assignment. How do I claim this back?
Saturday, January 7th, 2012
Ms M Mazzola
I am an employee: my companny is based in the UK. I want to employe someone who lives outside the UK and will do office work then send me the work by email.
How can I pay this employee?
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