> there's no tariff on wages It is _really_ difficult to pay wages to internationals (As most people involved in remote work know). Usually you need to setup

> there's no tariff on wages It is _really_ difficult to pay wages to internationals (As most people involved in remote work know). Usually you need to setup a subsidiary in the country you want to hire in - or convince the "employee" to be a contractor. In the end this is not "wages" that move over borders - but services. And these can indeed be tarrifed.