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Completely remote though we've opted for US-citizens to keep the taxes simple.
by dreyfan 10y ago
Completely remote though we've opted for US-citizens to keep the taxes simple.
- manmal 10y agoSeems like an arbitrary boundary to me. IF you can live with timezone differences, why not employ eg Europeans as freelancers? Taxes should be very plain then, perhaps you need some reverse VAT declaration but that's it. Wages are lower here, too, so sthg like €80k would actually be pretty good pay. Disclaimer: EU freelancer here.
- DavidWanjiru 10y agoExactly how much more complex would the taxes be if you had non US people? Considering you're struggling with hiring, the complexity would have to be quite a bit to warrant missing out on non US talent, especially bearing in mind you could hire a pro to do your taxes when tax season comes around.
- cylinder 10y agoWhat kind of talent are you looking for? Technical, sales, marketing, administrative, etc?
- dreyfan 10y agoTech