in germany/austria i don't need a business license to be a sole proprietor. i just need to report my income and pay the relevant income taxes.
suing was meant to be a stand in for any way to sort out complaints. how does your labor agency force a remote company to comply with your laws? in particular how would they deal with wrongful termination?
maybe we are talking about the same thing, and there is just a difference of what you or me consider a contract vs employment.
may i ask what is your country? the US company registering with your tax agency is interesting. that may make all the difference. i'd like to know more about that.
suing was meant to be a stand in for any way to sort out complaints. how does your labor agency force a remote company to comply with your laws? in particular how would they deal with wrongful termination?
maybe we are talking about the same thing, and there is just a difference of what you or me consider a contract vs employment.
may i ask what is your country? the US company registering with your tax agency is interesting. that may make all the difference. i'd like to know more about that.