Host Country Employment and Social Taxes
The 91探花intends to be in compliance with all relevant host country laws regarding employment-related income and social security taxes, where the university has an established legal presence. Some countries have a totalization agreement with the U.S. government that exempts U.S. persons who work in the host country from local social security tax requirements for a limited period of time. Consult the 91探花Tax Director on the 91探花Global Single Points of Contact list for more information about this policy and any impact it may have on the activity’s budget.
Foreign Professional Licensing Requirements
Determine if there are licensing requirements in the host country (e.g., health care provider, engineer, psychologist, architect, etc.) that would apply to a 91探花employee working on a project in that country.