Expat FAQ
Do you have a general question on expatriation? FAQs give you answers to the most frequent questions: At Work.
What should you include in an Expat Contract?
An Expat Contract should include:
- Employee's job title
- Location of employment
- Reporting structure
- Description of the roles and responsibilities expected
- How the employee will be compensated and the currency in which any monies will be paid
- Length of the contract (the majority of contracts are valid for 5 years)
- Any expatriate contracts that are put in place in a country where the official language in use is different from the home country should be translated into the host country's language
- How much annual leave is provided and if paid home visits for you and your family are included
- Provision for social insurance including sickness, pension, and unemployment
- Where your taxes should be paid
- If moving costs are included as well as other perks
- Clarify if expatriate employment constitutes a break in employment from the employer (it is important to retain uninterrupted employment for pensions and various benefits)
- If the contract includes a provision for the company to reassign you after the contract ends, it should include economic terms that offer you an equivalent standard of living
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- Non-French residents: What are my tax obligations if I own a furnished property rented out in France
- Are French non-residents exempt from CSG and CRDS?
- How do I apply for a social security number in the USA?
- What should you include in an Expat Contract?
- What are types of Expat Package?
- How do I apply for a National Insurance Number in the UK?
- French Pensions: How does it Work?
- German Pensions: How does it Work?
- UK Pensions: how does it work?
- Retirement in America: how does it work?
- What is a Pension Plan?
- Tax agents of the French state employees abroad
- Taxation of French employees seconded
- International tax treaty and method of taxation of the French expatriate
- Are you a French tax resident under the criteria of the French law?
- I lost my National Insurance Number - UK / London
- Pension calculation when you have contributions in several different European countries
- Claim back tax, Tax return, Tax refund in the UK, P60, P45, P85
- Special tax regime for foreign executives in Belgium
- At you one right to family allowances in Britain?
- How to set up a company in the UK?
- What does the UK tax code mean?
- What is the IR35 UK tax?
- Do you need to set up a company if you are contracting in the UK?
- What is an Umbrella Company?
- Comparison of different levels of taxation in Europe
- Pensions in the European Union
- What are the European E-forms for family benefits?
- What are the European E-forms for unemployment?
- What are the European E-forms for pensions?
- UK: I've Lost My NI Number Card, what do I do?
- What is the minimum wage in the UK?
- How do I convert my 401k plan into an IRA?
- What happens if I keep an IRA in the US while living somewhere else
- US citizens: I've married a UK citizen in UK, how do I fill my US Tax form?
- US citizens: Who must complete a US Tax Return?
- US citizens: Do I still need to fill a tax form if I become a British Citizen?
- Marriage / Divorce - Check your Social Security number (SSN)
- Do we have to pay UK taxes in the USA?
- Unemployment compensation: How to get the E301?
- What are the dole in England after leaving France?
- Domiciled or resident in the UK?
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