The most dangerous payroll privacy threat to U.S. companies is not a hacker: it’s a regulation they’ve never heard of. When a U.S. firm extends into Singapore, Australia, or India, the typical response is to rely on GDPR compliance as an overarching safety net. ...
With remote work and global hiring the norm, getting worker classification right isn’t a nice-to-have; it’s mission-critical. Misclassifying contractors as employees (or the reverse) can subject businesses to fines, lawsuits, back taxes, and damage to their...
An employer of record (EOR) is an independent entity that acts as the official employer for tax, legal, and insurance purposes. It deals with payroll, taxes, benefits, and local compliance while the client company is responsible for the employee’s daily work. In plain...
DHR outsourcing is quickly becoming a game-changer for small businesses in the U.S. Whether you’re scaling up, hiring remotely, or just tired of juggling compliance and admin, outsourcing HR can save time, reduce legal risk, and help you grow without the internal...
With more U.S. companies going global and building distributed teams, an enormous tax and legal risk that often goes unnoticed: permanent establishment risk. In layman’s terms, PE is when your business is regarded as having a taxable presence in another country, say,...
Payroll regulations in the U.S. are evolving faster than ever, especially for remote and multi-state teams. From changing state tax rules to surprise SUTA rate shifts, employers are navigating a compliance minefield. This blog breaks down the most important 2025...
