Remote Work with a Foreign Client: Sole Proprietor, Currency Control, Patent
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Covers practical aspects of working remotely for a foreign client: tools for client interaction such as time tracking and task monitoring; legal contract issues including interests and nuances of legal translation; choosing a bank for a sole proprietor (IP) and handling currency control; and tax reporting options including the patent system.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:09Working with foreigners
- 3:59Choosing clients and direct deals
- 5:25Registering sole proprietorship and simplified tax
- 7:14Choosing bank for sole proprietorship
- 8:41Currency control and transit account
- 10:46International contract drafting
- 12:36Passport of transaction and alternatives
- 14:22Time tracking and invoicing
- 16:57Withdrawing funds and bank fees
- 18:23Work patent instead of taxes
- 21:14Obtaining patent in another region
- 22:18Q&A
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