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Employer of Record

Introduction

An employer of record (EOR) acts as a legal employer of employees who are performing duties for another business entity (referred to here as the 'company').

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3.1 Employee stock options

9.2.2 Work permits

3.4 Pension provision

1.4 Other employer costs/subsidies

2.1.1 Rates of income tax

9.3 Emiratisation

2.1.6 Local development tax

Mexico: employment tax analysis

United States: employment tax analysis

2.1.1 Withholding obligation

9.4 Temporary Residence Card (TRC)

7. Travel and subsistence

8.2 Income tax non-compliance

5.3 Foreign employers

3.4 Maternity and paternity leave

3.6 Severance pay

2.2.1 SSS contributions

2.2.2 National Hospital Insurance Fund (NHIF)

2.2.8 Workers' Profit Participation Fund

2.1.6 Record keeping

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Introduction

Employer of Record

Introduction

3.1 Employee stock options

9.2.2 Work permits

3.4 Pension provision

1.4 Other employer costs/subsidies

2.1.1 Rates of income tax

9.3 Emiratisation

2.1.6 Local development tax

Mexico: employment tax analysis

United States: employment tax analysis

2.1.1 Withholding obligation

9.4 Temporary Residence Card (TRC)

7. Travel and subsistence

8.2 Income tax non-compliance

5.3 Foreign employers

3.4 Maternity and paternity leave

3.6 Severance pay

2.2.1 SSS contributions

2.2.2 National Hospital Insurance Fund (NHIF)

2.2.8 Workers' Profit Participation Fund

2.1.6 Record keeping

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