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How to hire in another country without setting up a company there, using an employer of record or a contractor of record, and what each one costs.

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Guide · International hiring

EOR or your own Indian subsidiary: when to stop paying per head

At $599 per employee a month, an employer of record costs $7,188 a person each year. Your own Indian subsidiary swaps that for fixed running costs and Indian tax on a cost-plus margin. With $30,000 a year in quotes, it pays for itself at about six people. Here's how to work out your own number.

· 8 min read

Guide · International hiring

PEO vs EOR: which one do you need to hire your team?

Use a PEO when you have a US company and want better benefits and HR help for your US employees: from $79 to $125 a month per employee. Use an EOR when you want to employ someone in a country where you have no company: around $599 a month. Here's the full comparison.

· 7 min read

Comparison · International hiring

The best employer of record for a small US company: Deel vs Remote vs Oyster

Deel and Remote both charge $599 a month per employee and Oyster charges $699. Deel covers the most countries, 130+, and Remote asks most customers for no deposit. For contractors, Remote and Oyster charge $29 and Deel $49. Here's the full comparison.

· 9 min read

Guide · International hiring

Employer of record or contractor? How to hire your first person abroad

You can hire someone abroad as a contractor, through a contractor of record, through an employer of record, or by opening your own company there. Here is how to choose without overpaying or taking on risk you did not mean to.

· 7 min read

Comparison · International hiring

Deel vs Remote: which is cheaper for your first hires abroad?

Deel and Remote both charge $599 a month per employer-of-record employee. For contractors, Remote charges $29 and Deel $49. What decides it is where you hire, deposits and penalty cover.

· 7 min read

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