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Freedom212 · 2015-09-14 21:47:10

Hi, just looking for some information on how to go about doing this. I've been offered work for two weeks in another country but it is more of a self employed job, there is no employer. It'll be for 100 a day so I'm obviously not looking to claim anything for the weeks I'm working. I am wondering though which way to go…

14-09-2015 9:47pm

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Freedom212

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Hi,

just looking for some information on how to go about doing this. I've been offered work for two weeks in another country but it is more of a self employed job, there is no employer. It'll be for 100 a day so I'm obviously not looking to claim anything for the weeks I'm working. I am wondering though which way to go about signing off and repeat claiming again after the work is finished. I'm a bit worried because I'm not yet eligible to be self employed but not sure if this is a must for what I'm looking to do. Is it simply just letting the social welfare office know the situation and the claim will be back on after the work? Anyone any experience with this??

thanks in advance!

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