Aditya Bhattacharya Highlights Corporate Tax Risks of Remote Work in South Asian Herald

Aditya Bhattacharya shared his expert insights in a recent South Asian Herald article on the OECD’s warnings regarding corporate tax exposure from remote work. Commenting on the complexities faced by multinational corporations, he stated, “Remote work risks creating PE exposure especially service PE, fixed-place PE or dependent-agent PE and this may trigger corporate tax filings, transfer pricing attribution of profits and payroll obligations.”

He further emphasized that the risks extend beyond income-tax rules, including “employer-of-record implications, labor-law exposure and withholding requirements despite the absence of a formal entity.” He highlighted the practical challenges, noting that companies are often blindsided when remote employees negotiating deals or performing core functions are deemed to create a dependent-agent PE in another jurisdiction.

His insights focus on the urgent need for multinationals to proactively assess remote work arrangements and manage associated tax, payroll, and compliance obligations.

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