While working in the UK you will pay 22% income tax on earnings above £2231 and 40% on any earnings over £34,600. There are two types of employment status in the UK – PAYE (Pay as You Earn) worker, such as a receptionist or a teacher, and...

Australia is one of the countries most people see as a dream destination for every traveler. Beaches for hundreds of miles, great waves for surfing, Sydney’s night life, diving in the Great Reef, beautiful nature untouched by human hands….  So many...

If you’re going to Ireland to work it’s important to know a few Irish tax facts to make sure you don’t end up losing your money. When you start work in Ireland you need to make sure you give your employer your PPS Number so you avoid paying emergency...

Whether you are a US citizen or a non-resident (such as ten of thousands of students on a Work and Travel program), you will be paying four types of taxes in the US. If you have worked temporarily in the USA you have most likely overpaid these taxes...

If you’re going to the UK to work it’s important to know a few UK tax facts to make sure you don’t end up losing your money. When you start work in the UK you need to make sure you give your employer your National Insurance Number so you avoid paying...