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Companies don’t actually keep track of that. You give them an address and they rely on you to update it.

• golergka 2y ago
  So this relies on employee choosing to lie about his current address and location?
  • kelipso 2y ago
    I believe you only need to work at a particular location for 6 months in a year to be considered a resident for tax purposes. But yeah there’s a certain flexibility with the truth if you go over but it’s not like the biggest deal since you’re paying state taxes either way and not that many people do it anyway.
    • klipt 2y ago
      > resident for tax purposes Resident just means that country taxes your worldwide income. Even if non tax resident they have a claim to income earned in that country, which arguably includes remote work while you live there. Depending on local laws, not legal or tax advice etc
      • Scoundreller 2y ago
        > Depending on local laws It gets even more complicated when treaties are involved because they’ll supercede the law, have a lot less jurisprudence and are often unreadable gobblygook. You end up with rules like (paraphrasing): “If a member of a contracting state contracts in the other contracting state, they will only pay taxes in their other contracting state”