Moving Between England And Scotland - Anything I Need To Do?

[St Rhenium]

I move between the two a lot. As long as I'm good with HMRC, am I alright to do this without doing anything else - or do I need to notify someone?

 

[LucidCaledonia]

I move between the two a lot. As long as I'm good with HMRC, am I alright to do this without doing anything else - or do I need to notify someone?

That depends which business you are in really, and whether legislation is different between England and Scotland in your area. If you don't employ anyone I don't believe you need to do anything specific.

 

[St Rhenium]

That depends which business you are in really, and whether legislation is different between England and Scotland in your area. If you don't employ anyone I don't believe you need to do anything specific.

Thanks, I didn't think so. With what you're saying though I suppose it might be a problem for someone with a large workforce that operates on both sides of the border?

 

[saltire]

HMRC are still the main tax collector for both England and Scotland so I don't think you'll have many issues.

There may be some changes soon in Scotland as they start to roll out The Scotland Bill but for now it should be pretty much the same no matter what side of the border you are from.

Lots of business I know have sites in both England and Scotland and it doesn't seem to cause them any additional problems.

 

[Allegrif]

Just make sure you're registered in the jurisdiction most appropriate for you. Where are you registered, and where is the majority of your business done? If you do the majority of your business in Scotland I'd consider it best practice to be registered in Scotland as opposed to England & Wales.