http://www.pwc.com/en_US/us/hr-internat ... -folio.pdf

The above link to a pwc publication may assist your general understanding of all things Australian.

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Hi Mark, We suggest you complete a form P85 and submit it to the UK Tax Authorities requesting a PAYE no tax code for operation against your director fees. If you perform all of your duties outside the UK and you are regarded as not resident and not ordinarily resident for UK tax purposes, your dire...

Hi Eric, From the information you have supplied it appears likely that you will break residence in the UK. This assumes that you will remain in full-time employment overseas for at least one UK tax year (6 April to 5 April) and your return visits to this country will: -total less than 183 days in an...

Hi Eric

When do you propose to leave the UK (volcano permitting) and how long is your overseas employment anticipated to last? This will help answer your question.

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