Irish resident Subcontractor - to be employed inthe UK

[Fynody]

Appologies in advance if this gets convoluted.

I am resident in Ireland, and I am self-employed.

My main client in the UK wants to "employ me", place me on a salary inthe UK. My residential status will not change.
On average I will spend 10-12 days per month inthe UK.

I am planning on maintiaing my self employed status, however the work for the above client will no longer be Invoiced as it will be a paid salary.
The salary would be taxed at source ( uk ).

How do i deal withthe tax or does anyone have a link to information that covershow the tax is dealt with?
Are there any problems with the above?

Thanks in advance

 

[Domo]

Based on the inforamtion above, you will be resident both in Ireland and the UK and will have to file returns in both jurisdictions.

As a UK resident you will be taxable on your UK arising income. However, you may be able to exclude your Irish income if you are treaty resident in Ireland - this is a complex UK return to complete.

As an Irish resident, you will be liable to Irish tax on your UK income, with a credit for any UK tax paid. However, you may be entitled to Trans Border Relief, but this will depend on your circumstances.

This is a complex issue and you should seek professional advice.

www.taxingtimes.ie