
Europe
United Kingdom
Start by establishing whether the move changes the legal employer and whether TUPE applies. Employment continuity, payroll reporting and immigration need separate checks.
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Europe
Start by establishing whether the move changes the legal employer and whether TUPE applies. Employment continuity, payroll reporting and immigration need separate checks.
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Americas
Build the US plan by employee state and by the actual relationship: direct employment, an EOR arrangement or PEO co-employment. Federal tax certification and state obligations are separate.
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Europe
Check whether the arrangement is direct employment, payrolling or another labour-supply model. Employee terms, payroll-tax responsibility, pensions and immigration sponsorship all influence the move.
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Europe
Swiss migrations need an early check of personnel-leasing permissions and the actual employing entity. Canton, nationality, permit type and social-insurance status can change the route.
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Africa
Identify whether the move is a business transfer, a temporary-employment-service arrangement or a new direct employment relationship. Employment-law status and payroll-tax treatment require their own checks.
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