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We were told that for tax purposes, employees are only allowed to work in states/countries that already have an established office. My company has offices all o
by spyspy 7y ago
We were told that for tax purposes, employees are only allowed to work in states/countries that already have an established office. My company has offices all over the place so it's not particularly restrictive but still a strict limit from working _anywhere_.
- ghaff 7y agoI've definitely encountered cases where a company didn't have an office in states where employees were located. In some of these cases, employees may have been de facto remote but still technically had an office at the company's location. Others though an employee was clearly remote in a different state. What I can't speak to is what sort of legal presence the company set up in the remote employee state of residence. (An office may not be needed but some sort of legal paperwork may be.)