Are there any tax benifits/ loss while working for a remote company while staying in India?
I'm told that the pay would be a bank - wire transfer every month or it could be a payoneer.
Are there any specific questions should i ask to get more clarity on this?
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I have head that people set up a business in Dubai and get their payment transferred there to save tax. Btw can you give me insights about how you landed the job ?
I applied through LinkedIn.. the offer isn't much its 3200$ / month
That’s still a good start. I have heard that getting the first USD offer is the toughest. You should be able to easily cross 10k per month in your next switch as you will already have a proven track record. All the best!
Not a financial expert here, so my suggestion would be to consult some CA. You can also get to know different ways of reducing your taxes from them.
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I’m not talking about companies like Meta, Google or companies that have their branch offices in India. Even Turing has registered India entity to pay employee salaries.
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