throw920

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   by throw920 6y ago

   The thing is that even with Brexit, I think London still has a larger pool of talent compared to Berlin. Berlin rents have gone up as well (still less expensive than London). My impression is that UK is more entrepreneur/self-employed
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   by throw920 6y ago

   Thanks for the info! If I get pre-settled status, does that mean I will have the right to work after January 2020? With a combination of low salary and issuing dividends your personal tax liability will be something like 5% on £50,000 o
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   by throw920 6y ago

   I'm a consultant, working remotely for clients all over the world. I'd like to live in London (at least before the pandemic happened), no other reason.
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   by throw920 6y ago

   I don't plan to move to Estonia so opening a company there is not a viable option. Your remote company can be considered (and taxed as) a local company if you don't live there more than 183 days.
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   Ask HN: Should I move to London and open an business (as a founder from EU)?

   4 points by throw920 6y ago|15 comments