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It is only that if you tell HMRC you are a director of a company, they will set a flag on your self assessment record to keep sending you notices to submit a tax return every year (until you send in years and years of nil returns).
I was in a similar situation but the company i worked for had me stationed at one customer site for help desk/ jr. Sys admin job. I was tired of the pay being so low for amount i was doing and the company i was stationed at got word i was looking for a new job and gave me a damn good offer. I...
For the UK it's not that hard to do yourself, to be honest, if you can read carefully and are proficient with spreadsheets. I only do UK but I guess the difficulty with other EU countries would be the language barrier.
My understanding is that if you owe, the IRS isn't necessarily out to pick a fight and give you a big fine. They'll work with you and work out a payment schedule. Easy day.
It would be a toss up in court as to whether you could imply a term in - and that’s going to be difficult for you because you’d need to argue that he was used to that way of doing business with you (prices quoted x+VAT and then you add the 20% separately): especially if he was a normal consumer.