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Few things: 1. Legally, you will be a freelancer anyway unless the US Company has a local office/subsidiary/branch office. Most likely, you will invoice the co
by codegeek 6y ago
Few things:
1. Legally, you will be a freelancer anyway unless the US Company has a local office/subsidiary/branch office. Most likely, you will invoice the company say once a month and you take care of all taxes etc on your end depending on local laws.
2. Timezone is not an issue as long as you can agree on a good overlap that works for both parties.
3. yes, it is cheaper to hire from Latin America or Eastern Europe. Don't compete with them on cost only because you will always lose coming from Western Europe. Focus on value and why they should hire YOU. If you are as good as a local American developer and are more cost effective (a bonus), it is win win.