Practical insights for employers and cross-border commuters
Cross-border working has become an increasingly important part of how businesses operate. However, having employees work across national borders can raise complex questions around taxation, social security and employer compliance.
Where should an employee pay tax? Which country’s social security system applies? How can double taxation be avoided? And what obligations do employers have when employees work across borders?
Join our tax specialists for a series of three practical webinars exploring the key issues businesses and individuals need to consider when working across the Swedish border with Denmark, Norway or Finland.
What will we cover?
We will take a practical look at the relevant national rules and cross-border arrangements, covering topics such as:- Taxation of cross-border employees and commuters – understanding where employment income is taxable and how different working and commuting arrangements can affect the outcome.
- Double taxation – how national tax rules and applicable tax treaties interact to help prevent income from being taxed twice.
- Social security – determining which country’s social security system applies, including the impact of relevant international coordination rules.
- Employer obligations – payroll, registrations, reporting requirements, and other compliance considerations for employers with cross-border employees.
Why attend?
Cross-border employment can raise complex tax, social security and compliance questions. In this webinar series, our specialists will share practical insights and highlight the key considerations for employers and individuals working across the borders between Sweden and Denmark, Norway or Finland.
Who should attend?
This webinar series is particularly relevant for:- Companies with employees working across Sweden and Denmark, Norway or Finland
- Cross-border commuters who want to better understand their tax and social security position
- Professionals responsible for tax and finance
- HR and payroll professionals
- Global mobility teams
- Professionas working with people and employment matters