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#1 (permalink)   05-09-2007 winslowgirl Junior Member   Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Florida Posts: 426 Question about a Client in England I've just added a client who lives in England.. How does it work at the end of the year? Will I have to fill out a W-9 for him?? Wouldn't think so as England doesn't have the same laws as us.. HELP!!?? Does Anyeone know the correct procedure here?? __________________ Winslow Girl Virtual Assistant www.winslowgirlva.com Taking Virtual Assistance to the Next Level

#2 (permalink)   05-10-2007 Tess Senior Member Company name: Codehead, LLP Latest blog post: SEO Q&A   Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Portland, OR Posts: 9,131 Blog Entries: 3 Hi Jackie First, congrats on the new client! I love hearing about growth and abundance in the industry. So, since he's in the UK I believe you just claim it as 'other income' and don't have to mess with a 1099, but all of my clients are stateside so I don't have personal experience with that specifically. Anyone else have a similar situation and know how to handle it? __________________ Create a welcome packet for new clients with this guide and free templates! (Available in PDF and Kindle versions)

#3 (permalink)   05-10-2007 winslowgirl Junior Member   Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Florida Posts: 426 Thanks.. thats exactly what I was needing to know!! __________________ Winslow Girl Virtual Assistant www.winslowgirlva.com Taking Virtual Assistance to the Next Level

#4 (permalink)   05-10-2007 Virtual Guest Company name: Click here to learn how to add your Company Name! Latest blog post: Click here to learn how to add your blog feed! My latest Twitter: Click here to learn how to set up your Tweets!   Posts: n/a Hi there All of my clients are in the United States so I don't know either but this is an interesting issue! I like VirtualAdministration's answer, it sounds right to me!

#5 (permalink)   05-11-2007 MarketingExpertise Guest Company name: Click here to learn how to add your Company Name! Latest blog post: Click here to learn how to add your blog feed! My latest Twitter: Click here to learn how to set up your Tweets!   Posts: n/a Interesting problem/question. As it is I'm having a hard time figuring out if I paid my taxes for my clients in the United States correctly.

#6 (permalink)   05-15-2007 winslowgirl Junior Member   Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Florida Posts: 426 That's funny!! Taxes, and anything about it makes me frown.. Oh, to have a free accountant at my fingertips!!! __________________ Winslow Girl Virtual Assistant www.winslowgirlva.com Taking Virtual Assistance to the Next Level