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ARTICLE · 21 JUNE 2019

3 Common Legal Structures For Expatriate Employees

Both employers and their globally-mobile employees need to understand their legal and tax obligations when working across borders.

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Both employers and their globally-mobile employees need to understand their legal and tax obligations when working across borders.

In my previous article, I outlined 5 essential tax issues for expatriate workers. Now, let's take a deeper dive into the first point from that list – legal structures, their different taxation methods and exposures.

Why is this important? Because no two expat work contract situations are the same. It's essential that both employers and their globally-mobile employees understand their legal and tax obligations. Of course, these obligations differ across the world. You should use this article as a general guide. To discuss your specific situation, make an enquiry with our accounting, tax, HR & payroll experts.

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