A few models abound for a UK tech start-up, looking to cut out an agent due to 'fresh eyes.'

'The deal doesn’t drastically change things for you, but beware four new fundamentals if contracting in Europe.'

Barring a last-minute miracle, the conditions for PSC contractors to work overseas look choppy.

Disappointment for a contractor off to Ottawa, hoping the UK’s double-taxation treaty covers his medical cover.

Overseas tax expert on what a London freelancer can and cannot refund from a Milan gig.

An EU-reliant goods business launching amid Brexit uncertainty definitely warrants professional advice.

Supplying Lebanon could be taxing – for the end-user, if they don’t agree to the IT provider’s 'workaround.'

Nothing ominous, it’s probably just a KYC procedure hitting a ‘barrera del idioma.’

One of the least restrictive UK visas is also among the most inexpensive and easiest to manage.

IR35 isn’t on this questioner’s lips, but it’s worth him touching upon it if he contracts after coronavirus.

The hoops ‘someone special’ needs to jump through to get a UK temporary worker permit.

A PSC with an eye on lockdown lifting must also watch two other issues to freelance from Madrid.

For a soon-to-be contractor, it’s less of a problem than he thinks but for the UK engager, beware IR35.

All but essential travel abroad is advised against, as it’ll have hidden and significant costs.

Get to grips with the ‘wholly overseas’ off-payroll exclusion, even if you do have eight other elements to mull.

Tax-free earnings and opulence? They don’t call Dubai the City of Gold for nothing.

IR35 (not Brexit) is among the issues facing a Dutchman in Britain wanting the best of both nations.

Overseas but in Europe specifically, the blurb of the bottom-feeders can be much more alluring.