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Not sure about Portugal but suspect it's not much different than other European countries. When I did a freelance job for Nokia in Berlin I effectively worked f
by Spearchucker 13y ago
Not sure about Portugal but suspect it's not much different than other European countries. When I did a freelance job for Nokia in Berlin I effectively worked for a Swiss company, which sent me off to Berlin. I registered myself in Switzerland, got a social security number there, and paid my income tax in Germany. As far as I understand it, Nokia paid the Swiss company, who paid their tax in Switzerland. Much as you'd expect - you (be it an organization or an individual) pay tax in the country in which you're situated.
- davidw 13y agoWhat you've described is kind of complex. I'm asking about where someone lives and works as a permanent employee (and not a contractor!) in Portugal or Germany or whatever, for a company that is in Denmark.
- masklinn 13y agoAs far as I know/understand the company would pay its own taxes in Denmark except for employment-related tax, they'd have to abide by portugese laws for those (e.g. social security schemes and the like) when in comes to the contract of that specific employee.
- icholboy 13y agoJust a small correction on the last part you said, some countries tax per citizenship and not residence. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_taxation#Citizenship http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_taxation#Citizens...