With no clear end in sight to teleworking during the pandemic, tax advisers are trying to prevent their clients from being surprised by a potential spate of new state and international taxes.
Workers stranded or sheltered in states or countries they don’t normally work from can expose companies to corporate income tax and a number of employment tax obligations. The odds of that are higher as stay-at-home orders drag on and employees work longer in those locations and risk creating a new taxable presence, tax advisers say.
Companies need to know where their employees are, how long they’ve been there, ...