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Comment by progapandist

That’s a nice setup, but it probably won’t work in Germany, as Germany requires freelancers/sole traders to work for >1 clients. Otherwise it’s labeled as sham employment and everyone gets into trouble. There are dedicated startups like remote.com or Deel who go around this by actually hiring people according to local laws, paying their social security and filing paperwork, while the real employer covers all costs and transfers “salary” to their bank account.

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