Thanks for you input jackfrost.
Indeed the PT taxes are huge at the higher end.
I'm curious on your opinion on this setup:
- Form a UK LLP with two members: a UK resident nominee director, and myself.
- Relocate myself to Ireland/Portugal and request non-dom status there.
- The UK LLP will not...
Thanks for both comments blackeyes - very interesting.
Indeed the guy in the video seems to know how to structure it in a certain way achieve exemption. Please do let me know what you find!
Thanks again.
Ok so me having my clients office, which I actually will work from for a week 4-5 times a year.
Could this be considered as a permanent establishment since I will be carrying part of business in there?
Regarding the "you can be taxed" here is a Deloitte document that makes the same reference now in english:
https://www2.deloitte.com/content/dam/Deloitte/pt/Documents/tax/rnh-flyer-pensioners2016-eng.PDF
I'm on a very similar situation.
Originally Portuguese, living and working in the UK for more than 5 years.
Going back to PT in 2019 and will keep working for the same employer.
I have been giving the choice to work as an independent. I also qualify for NHR as the criteria is simply not have...
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