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Remote workers outside US usually have legal entity like “self employed” or “LLC”. If a remote worker outside of US doesn’t have the entity I wouldn’t think tha
by terpimost 7y ago
Remote workers outside US usually have legal entity like “self employed” or “LLC”. If a remote worker outside of US doesn’t have the entity I wouldn’t think that they are ready for the serious remote work.
If you are not a startup feel free to open forms of your entity on each employee place and get local tax id and care about all local fees and taxes yourself. In US it is somehow standardized and not so scary.
- wrboyce 7y agoOr, alternatively, the US is not the centre of the universe — tech or otherwise. I’ve been remote working for nearly 15 years now and am currently a simple PAYE employee on the company’s (multinational startup, oxymoron as that sounds) books. EDIT: over 15 years, I’m old :(
- mkbkn 7y ago> If a remote worker outside of US doesn’t have the entity I wouldn’t think that they are ready for the serious remote work Your "thinking" is wrong and doesn't matter.