1. Speak to an accountant. Each country has their own tax regime, depending on your residency status. The bigger issue is making sure you have the legal right

1. Speak to an accountant. Each country has their own tax regime, depending on your residency status. The bigger issue is making sure you have the legal right to work where you are going and don't get into double taxation. Everything is country specific. (And see #2, if you are a US citizen there are tax treaties so you need to see). 2. You don't state where you are a citizen of and where you are working but the United States taxes on global worldwide income (only country to do so but there are tax treaties). 3. On an offhand way, it's probably easiest for you to incorporate and work for that corporation but it depends on the nature of your remote work.