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Yes, if you continue to operate it in the US and any revenue generated is deposited in the US and such revenue is only taxable in the US.ItsAWonderfulLife wrote:I was wondering if one can operate a ''commercial" blog or website while on Tier 2 in the uk and it generates revenue? (its not shipping goods etc. simply a blog and possibly ad revenue). i wonder what the legal/technicalities on that is. i still have it while i am here in the usa and i dont want to discontinue the website
"multiple entry" is a misnomer. It is actually only for people who are working in the UK but are based outside the UK. If you get an ordinary Tier 2 visa (which is in fact not called "single-entry") it will be marked MULT which means that you can freely travel in and out of the UK on holiday or business.ItsAWonderfulLife wrote:Entry Clearance Multiple entry or single entry meaning I may have issues if I travel outside the UK for work purposes or leisure and coming back if not multiple entry
manci wrote:"multiple entry" is a misnomer. It is actually only for people who are working in the UK but are based outside the UK. If you get an ordinary Tier 2 visa (which is in fact not called "single-entry") it will be marked MULT which means that you can freely travel in and out of the UK on holiday or business.ItsAWonderfulLife wrote:Entry Clearance Multiple entry or
single entry meaning I may have issues if I travel outside the UK for work purposes or leisure and coming back if not multiple entry
Generally UK banks only accept UK residents opening current accounts. This is for taxation and money laundering reasons. However, look at this article which is from 2009 therefore needs checking out:ItsAWonderfulLife wrote: Banking
Does anyone know of any ‘’great’’ UK banks which treat new migrants well and are easy to open new bank accounts. Last time I checked with one bank they said we need your UK address etc first. I was hoping to open a bank account from here first if possible