As specialised tax experts and money advisors to contractors and freelancers we have a range of solutions to suit every need.
Step 1
We send an invoice on your behalf to your agency.
Step 2
Your agency sends payment to the Umbrella Company bank account.
Step 3
We make onward payment to you on a same-day basis.
Step 4
You receive a payslip along with our specialised “Money Tracker” document.
Umbrella Employee
If you wish to retain your Class A PRSI status and if you are on a short-term contract or don't want to set up your own company, this may be the solution for you.
- Class A PRSI providing full social welfare entitlements
- Retain PAYE tax credit of €1,650 per year
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Umbrella Director
If you are on a higher daily rate and either have a short-term contract or simply don't want to set up your own company, this may be the solution for you.
- Class S PRSI, the self-employed PRSI rate
- You must complete a personal income tax return for each tax year that you are a Company Director
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Step 1
We set you up with your own limited company.
Step 2
We send you our detailed, and jargon free guide to using your new company.
Step 3
On a monthly basis, simply send us your expenses, invoices and bank statements and we do the rest!
Service Level Agreement
- Money Back Guarantees
- Same Day Payment Processing
- 24 Hour Turnaround on Invoice Issuing
- Unlimited Guidance on Expenses
- Unlimited reference letters for bank/landlords etc
Wellbeing Programme
- 24 hour medical helpline
- 24 hour life management line
- Telephone counselling
- Face to face counselling
- Online wellness portal
- Available to you & your family
Refer A Friend Scheme
- Refer A Friend & Save
- Receive €50 discount per referral
- Unlimited number of referrals allowed
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Contracting in Ireland with a UK Limited Company – Guide to Irish Tax
Some of the most frequently asked questions we get from UK contractors who are interested in taking up a contract in Ireland and invoicing through their UK Limited Company are:
“What taxes do I pay if contracting in Ireland with a UK Limited Company?”
“When am I required to start paying Irish tax?”
Most people have an awareness of the 183 day rule, but this rule is also commonly misunderstood and leads contractors to incorrectly assume that if they are in Ireland for less than 183 days, they don’t have to think about the Irish tax system or pay Irish taxes.
Here’s our overview guide of how Irish taxes are applied for different contract lengths.
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