Webinar: Navigating the risks and opportunities of remote working

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Webinar: Navigating the risks and opportunities of remote working

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Join ITR and KPMG China at 10am BST on October 19 as they discuss the personal, employment, and corporate tax-related implications of employees working from overseas.

Register here for ITR and KPMG China’s webinar: Navigating the risks and opportunities of remote working.

Cross-border remote working is placing unprecedented demands on tax, human resources, and global mobility teams.

Demand for remote working has been driven by different situations – some still COVID-related, but increasingly by employees seeking flexibility because of their personal circumstances. However, accommodating requests to work overseas can raise a host of personal, employment, and corporate tax issues.

There is no single solution.

Therefore, each organisation is looking to navigate their way through the challenges by balancing the technical issues and practical considerations in a way that suits its unique circumstances.

In this webinar, human resources and corporate tax experts from KPMG will engage in a panel discussion on the issues that arise when employees work from overseas, how employers and governments are responding to these challenges, and how the future of remote working might look.

Register here for the webinar on October 19.

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