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OECD updates remote working corporate tax risk commentary
While return-to-office mandates continue to gather pace, remote working remains a common arrangement for companies with global workforces. These arrangements have historically posed concern that the individual’s presence in another country could create corporate tax exposure for the employing country, creating a permanent establishment.
Tax regulators catching up to growth of remote working
Working away from a company office temporarily has become the norm for many employees, and this transition presents a range of tax complexities for employers.
Global Mobility: Remote Workforce Trends and Leveraging Data for an AI Future
Developments from international regulators on how to address issues related to remote and mobile working.
Models of working
In businesses adopting a hybrid model, with a defined mix of onsite and remote working, there are higher levels of women in senior management.
Home Office and Permanent Establishment in Poland
Employing remote workers in Poland does not necessarily create a permanent establishment in Poland (PE) – this has been confirmed by the Polish Supreme Administrative Court (NSA) in its recent judgment of 28 October 2025
Tax proposals from UN could affect global mobility workforce
In an article published in Bloomberg Tax, Richard Tonge, Grant Thornton Global Mobility Practice Leader, writes about what is in the UN Tax Committee draft and how it would apply to remote working and cross-border employment arrangements more broadly.
How a culture of inclusion fosters innovation
The impact of COVID-19 on the workforce has made inclusiveness more important than ever.
The power of diversity: can life sciences maintain their lead?
We explore how companies can maintain momentum to create a culture that truly opens the door to female talent at every level.
Surge in demand puts tech at the top of the pile
Technology, media and telecoms (TMT) is one of the few industries to retain more than a glimmer of optimism in the midst of COVID-19.
Beyond the paycheck: Retaining and attracting talent in a transient world
Business leaders currently face a unique set of challenges. In many markets inflation and interest rates are high and, although economic growth is sluggish, employment rates remain high too, meaning that skilled workers continue to be in short supply.