Katarzyna Wójcik: Paradise view, legal trouble
Working remotely from abroad, such as Italy, raises legal and tax implications that both employees and employers often overlook. The duration of stay is not the only factor; the nature of work performed is crucial. Routine tasks differ significantly from managing a company or negotiating contracts, which can have serious consequences for employers.
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