Working for UK company while living in Ireland

Seohelp · 28-05-2012 01:25PM #1

Hi all,

I'm really hoping someone who might have experience in this area can point me in the right direction. I have read/heard so much conflicting information that my head is spinning now.

Basically, I will be working for a UK company and living in Ireland.
I will travel over to the UK for about 3 days every month.

Can anyone provide me with help on what the tax implications might be?
My company has stated that they can't put me on their PAYE (I'm waiting for details to find out exactly why).

It's a nuisance as I really don't want to be paying tax twice, higher rates where unnecessary, losing any PAYE credits, or filling in self-assesment forms.

If I need to do the above then that's what will need to be done but can anyone provide me with advice of what the easiest way to handle this would be please?

Many many thanks in advance.

srsly78 · 28-05-2012 03:14PM

You won't be taxed twice, there is a treaty in place that deals with this.

Mods will likely lock this because you are asking for specialist advice, but the solution can be pretty simple. In my case Mod snip. As an aside probably the WORST self administered tax structure I have seen since I have opened the forum..

Talk to a tax advisor / accountant.

Mr. Incognito · 28-05-2012 10:27PM

A. Google Cross Border Worker's relief.

B. Talk to your employer.

C. Seek specialist advice if needed.

D. Take it elsewhere.

srsly banned for 3 days for KNOWing that specialist advice is against the forum charter and giving it anyway

Working for UK company while living in Ireland

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