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Likewise if someone is a Japanese citizen, with official residency in Japan, and is in the US as a tourist or a student, and works remotely for a German company
by chris_mahan 14y ago
Likewise if someone is a Japanese citizen, with official residency in Japan, and is in the US as a tourist or a student, and works remotely for a German company, a Canadian company, and a Guatemalan company, and gets paid by wire transfer to his bank account in Japan from his three clients... is he breaking the law in one or more countries? Perhaps there will be a telecommute country, with laws designed to let telecommuters live easily. Like incorporating in Delaware for companies.
- socialist_coder 14y agoThe laws and boundaries around citizenship and taxation really need updating in these high-tech times.
- eriksank 14y agoNot really. I like them the way they are. You end up paying the lowest common denominator, which is usually zero dollars.