28 Days on/off, has anyone bet the system
Dec 1st 2013, 3:07 pm
#18
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Re: 28 Days on/off, has anyone bet the system
I am in the process of hopefully getting a job in the ME with a 28 on off rotation. From what i have read i am only allowed to be in the UK for only 90 days max per year. So having a wife and 2 kids i can see this being a problem.
Has anyone ever managed to work out a solution to this or can help with some good advice.
Wife and 2 kids can't move over.
thanks
Has anyone ever managed to work out a solution to this or can help with some good advice.
Wife and 2 kids can't move over.
thanks
The rules for becoming and remaining UK Non-resident for tax and NI purposes are readily available on the web, take your pick from here: https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=st...sm=93&ie=UTF-8
I've read on these here forums that you can fly to Dublin then get the ferry to the mainland without a passport check on entry to the UK...
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Last edited by Johnnyboy11; Dec 1st 2013 at 3:10 pm.
Dec 1st 2013, 7:44 pm
#19
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Re: 28 Days on/off, has anyone bet the system
I am in the process of hopefully getting a job in the ME with a 28 on off rotation. From what i have read i am only allowed to be in the UK for only 90 days max per year. So having a wife and 2 kids i can see this being a problem.
Has anyone ever managed to work out a solution to this or can help with some good advice.
Wife and 2 kids can't move over.
thanks
Has anyone ever managed to work out a solution to this or can help with some good advice.
Wife and 2 kids can't move over.
thanks
You want to earn tax-free salary in Middle East, but family stay in UK where eligible for free health care etc...?
Sounds like the benefit culture is going global?
Dec 3rd 2013, 3:55 pm
#21
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Re: 28 Days on/off, has anyone bet the system
Both you and the Mrs each pay £2,880 annually into a SIPP and each benefit from £720 free from HMRC (20% tax rebate)
Or, better still, get the wife out working in the UK and pay her taxable salary into her SIPP, so she'd also be UK tax-free, plus get full Child Benefit if she earns over £50k per year.
HM Government will still take its pound of flesh through the myriad of indirect taxes, VAT and the like.
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Last edited by Johnnyboy11; Dec 3rd 2013 at 3:58 pm.
