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Compliance & risk

International hiring raises different questions about worker status, business tax presence, ownership of work and employee departures. This collection helps you identify which facts need a local review and organize the evidence before acting. Explore country classification tests, permanent-establishment triggers, employee IP rules and notice or severance considerations, with practical records for briefing advisers and separating the next employment decision from any questions about earlier arrangements.

Employee IP assignment by country: patent and copyright rules
Compare patent and copyright rules across 12 countries, including how to secure rights to work created by EOR employees.
Severance pay by country: notice and dismissal rules
Check notice, severance and dismissal procedures across 24 countries, separating employee final pay from EOR exit charges.
Permanent establishment risk with remote employees
Identify remote-working arrangements that need a local tax review, and prepare the information your adviser will need.
Employee misclassification: tests and penalties by country
Compare classification tests and potential liabilities across ten countries, including what an earlier contractor arrangement could leave you owing.