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LIMOSA to give it its full title ;Landenoverschrijdend Informatiesysteem Migratie Onderzoek Sociaal Administratie, is a Belgium government initiative which was set up to prepare the country for the opening up of the labour market for [...]

IR35 has no country boundaries. If you are UK tax resident and are considering contracting in Germany in theory the same rules apply but it is not the only consideration. The UK authorities are changing the rules [...]

Public Healthcare systems vary from country to country and in Belgium it is a mixture of public and private healthcare and the quality of care is generally excellent. The system can appear complicated at the [...]

Here is the latest news on the 30% Ruling tax concession available to foreign workers contracting in the Netherlands. Under the changes to the 30% ruling that came into effect in 2012, employees who lived with [...]

IR35 is commonly used to describe the  UK Tax regulation which was introduced on 6th of April 2000 and  is the British intermediary  legislation . Its  gets its name from a press release issued by HMRC [...]

Ireland with its popular image hospitality and always ready to offer a hand in friendship  helps to elevate this jurisdiction into a much sought after place to establish a European presence from an offshore or international [...]

Switzerland is an expensive country and this is normally reflected in the contract rates , around 20% of the Swiss population are foreign nationals, the crime rate is very low as are attended social problems [...]

The number one question for first time UK contractors going to work in the Netherlands is usually , can I use my UK company. In the same way that the UK has IR35 , Holland [...]