As the UK is currently in the EU it is subject to the GDPR regime adopted by the European Union with regards to data protection standards. The UK has expressed that it intends to diverge [...]

The arduous travel restrictions in response to the Covid 19 outbreak have no doubt affected every single person in some way or another.  In particular international freelancers and contractors have specific concerns.  Whether due to an existing [...]

This special tax regime is applicable for inbound employees providing certain requirements are met whereby the employee is entitled to a maximum of 30% of their income to be tax free. This is of particular [...]

The Government in the United Kingdom is still undergoing many changes due to its exit from the European Union in anticipation in case sufficient bilateral agreements are not reached. One area of concern is that [...]

We have reported repeatedly on the unpopular IR35 off-payroll rules that were introduced in the United Kingdom.  However, as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic there may finally be a positive side to this. Employers [...]

In response to the international crisis that the world is experiencing Ireland issued their COVID-19 (No. 2) 2020 Bill on the 24 June 2020 in an effort to stimulate areas in the workforce. As a [...]

We reported recently on working remotely from the Bahamas for one year. Bermuda has now followed suit.  They are also offering a temporary one year residency certificate and it has also increased its maximum stay from [...]

We often state that one of the most advantageous aspects of freelancing or self-employed contracting is that you can literally work anywhere in the world.  But in reality this is often limited depending on job [...]

The world has changed rapidly in the last few decades and thanks to the internet revolution chasing your dream of becoming an international contractor and working abroad in a wide variety of countries is now [...]

We have reported previously on the IR35 rules and how in our opinion these are highly flawed and unnecessarily complicated, and a persecution of a highly beneficial sector to the United Kingdoms economy. It would [...]