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Re:Companies Requiring Full-Time In-Office Are Struggling to... by itronitron on Tuesday July 18, 2023 @05:09PM (#36779139)
What is the tax reason specifically, and do they require all employees to have residency? I like to think EU would have sorted that out by now.
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Re:Companies Requiring Full-Time In-Office Are Struggling to... by theshrike79 on Tuesday July 18, 2023 @05:42PM (#36779473)
Countries don't want people working without contributing taxes to the society.
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Re:Companies Requiring Full-Time In-Office Are Struggling to... by dijit on Tuesday July 18, 2023 @05:14PM (#36779198)
I have to pay “social contributions” to the country that hosts the employee.

Its not solved in an EU level, FWIW the same issue exists in the US, your company has to pay taxes to states that people work in, which can be hugely complicated: https://www.payroll.org/compliance/compliance-overview/hot-t...

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Re:Companies Requiring Full-Time In-Office Are Struggling to... by orwin on Tuesday July 18, 2023 @06:08PM (#36779737)
So you can't hire contractors either, or do you choose not to? (not a shot, I'm really interested on what your thoughts are on this subject).
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