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by Matthew Schulz on September 20, 2007
Business travelers raise potential tax, employment and immigration risks for themselves and their employers.
In a survey conducted by KMPG determined that many companies have some awareness of the risks, but do not pay adequate attention to them. Even worse, about 1/3 of those surveyed reported that their companies had already experienced compliance problems - with tax and immigration being the most commonly cited problem.
See Many Companies Face Increased Tax and Immigration Risks Due to Employees on Short-Term Assignments, KPMG Study Finds, PRNewswire, September 18, 2007, for more information.
See Many Companies Face Increased Tax and Immigration Risks Due to Employees on Short-Term Assignments, KPMG Study Finds, PRNewswire, September 18, 2007, for more information.
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