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Actually, there's multiple problems with this: - Just because you can get a tourist visa "on landing" does not mean you can work in the country (even remotely)

Actually, there's multiple problems with this: - Just because you can get a tourist visa "on landing" does not mean you can work in the country (even remotely), so unless you apply for proper work visas everywhere you go you're likely working illegally. - Many countries like the US base their taxes on your _global income_, so have fun navigating tax treaties, getting double taxed (multiple tax residency locations), and/or (most likely) inadvertantly violating some tax code somewhere... - Even moving between states/provinces in the same country sometimes has these issues.

Ekaros 5y ago
And then there is rules like 6 months of working in a country. But these vary by country, so it could be in 12 month period, or inside a year or inside a taxation year(1.4-31.3 fex. NZ). And yes, all of those are different. And inside this the ways those days are counted varies with different rules... Not to forget that from which country the company pays you. Or if you have some entity where it is based... It is not like taxentity hasn't thought about these things... Taxation is complicated and varied, specially when you increase number of entities involved above two...