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• sogiri

  I’m in the process of planning an expansion for my small business and have been researching Employer of Record (EOR) services. I know they’re supposed to help with things like payroll and legal compliance in foreign markets, but I’m wondering if they’re truly effective. Are they worth the cost for a small business, or should I look into setting up a legal entity myself? If anyone has experience with EORs, I’d appreciate some guidance!

  Jan 27th, 6:56 am
• rafape

  EOR services can be a lifesaver for businesses like yours! They simplify the complexities of hiring in different countries by taking care of compliance, payroll, and tax issues. You remain in control of your business operations, while they handle the legal framework. For a deep dive, I recommend this guide: https://theemployerofrecord.com/services/aor. It outlines how EORs work and why they’re often more cost-effective than setting up an entity yourself. In my experience, they’re a great solution for staying compliant and avoiding headaches while growing globally.

  Jan 27th, 7:27 am
• cihigom

  I’ve been following similar discussions lately, and this aligns with what I’ve seen. It seems like EORs offer a lot of flexibility and can save smaller businesses from dealing with legal red tape. I’ll check out the guide, too—it might help me decide if this is a good fit for my future plans.

  Jan 27th, 8:05 am