FCDO Families – International Remote Working and Cross-Border Working Assistance
Abbiss Cadres is a professional services consultancy dedicated to helping businesses make the most of their people.
No matter what the challenge, we bring a unique combination of specialist expertise, clear advice and practical solutions, so that talent can be seamlessly deployed, supported, and rewarded in any market in the world. We have helped clients in over 70 countries across five continents.
We are delighted to offer our services (see more below) through FCDO Families to help with your international remote working and other cross-border employment and global mobility queries.
Special offer for FCDO Families
Please contact us to discuss your issues so that we can explore what advice you may need. There is no charge for an exploratory call of up to 30 minutes with one of our specialists.
If you would then like to proceed, we can discuss the special discounted rates we offer for clients coming to us through FCDO Families.
International Remote Working/ Global Mobility Services
• We offer access to specialist multi-disciplinary advice on International Remote Working issues around the world.
• Please also see the International Remote Working and other cross-border working resources on our Alliance website here.
• Tax advisory and compliance such as preparation of income tax returns.
• This also includes tax assistance regarding renting out a property when living abroad.
• Home and host country coordination through our international Alliance and Correspondent Firms
• Social security advisory and compliance such as social security certificate applications
Overseas Set Up Support for Businesses/Contractors
• Tax and legal
• Incorporation and registrations
• Data protection
• Pensions auto-enrolment
Operations
• Payroll services and pension advisory
• Employment law
• Compensation and benefits consulting
• HR consulting and support
Guy Abbiss | Partner
M: +44 (0) 7979 594099
T: +44(0) 203 051 5711
E: Guy.Abbiss@abbisscadres.com
After a decade leading UK and international employment and employee incentives practices in City law firms, Guy founded Abbiss Cadres LLP in May 2008. His expertise spans employee incentives, tax and social security planning, employment law, and corporate and regulatory matters, with a focus on executive pay structures and international assignments.
Verena Heyd | Director
M: +44 (0) 7525 838052
T: +44 (0) 203 051 5711
E: Verena.Heyd@abbisscadres.com
Verena provides tailored solutions on UK tax compliance, planning, and risk management, with expertise in Short-Term Business Visitors and non-resident directors. Her clients range from first-time assignees to global corporations. Focused on the European market, she engages clients comfortably in both English and her native German.
Zhangir Kurmangaliyev | Director
T: +44 (0) 203 337 7688
E: zhangir.kurmangaliyev@abbisscadres.com
Zhangir has advised top corporations, including oil & gas supermajors, Big Five tech firms, and UK-listed companies, as well as high-net-worth individuals. Previously spending two years at Deloitte Norway, building legal teams and processes. His expertise spans tax, HR, international workforce advisory, and employment technology solutions.
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