tomarense

gb, if I had your sunny disposition I'd probably be considering suicide.

I hope your depression and delusions of knowledge ease in the near future.

graham barnett

If you want support buy a crutch, freedom of speech, i was actually talking about a friend who works for the airlines he gets discount on air fares but it is not the cost to his pocket but to his family. I find it very difficult to support something that i can see is affecting a good friend, now do you understand.

ausi dream

Yep! Apologies if i got it wrong.

You sound quite miffed :curse:, please dont take it the wrong way, i did kind of realise i might have got it wrong when it was posted, but was too late to delete.:embaressed_smile:

ausi dream

If you dont mind me asking, does your friend only get discount on the tickets for himself and not wife and children then.

graham barnett

No props

graham barnett

I think he gets allotted so many flights number not known, but i know he makes four flights a month. They went on holiday last year and the wife and kids had to fly to the UK to get flight so i presume they got a discount.

nm123

Hi guys,

I relocate expats for a living. I know it seems the OP is now moving to Canada, but I thought I'd mention that if you are under an employment contract of one country, you should not be working in another (unless formally seconded or assigned, or just on a business visit).

You could create a taxable prescence for yourself and also run the risk of creating a PERMANENT ESTABLISHMENT of your UK- (or home-) based company which essentially means that the profits and revenues of that entity could also be subject to host country taxes. Something I would imagine your employer would absolutely freak out at.

So whilst "working from home" on your balcony in Spain/Bermuda/Timbuctoo might seem ok, it's probably not.

Sorry.