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Equity essentials
Design, administer and expand your Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) in every location you hire — with fewer complications, lower costs and reduced risk.

Whether you grant stock options, RSUs or phantom shares, Equity essentials helps you monitor and make sense of your equity compensation program for EoR employees.

Remote Equity is a one-stop hub for all your equity compensation data, presented in an intuitive platform.

Tools that help your team understand what their equity means and how to use it — and act on it.

Built-in workflows simplify taxable-event processes and help maintain compliance for everyone

Our expert team will advise you on staying compliant and avoiding fees & penalties
Keeping your EoR equity data up to date has never been easier

When employees understand their equity, they value it as a benefit. That's where we step in

Receive expert help with equity tax and compliance issues

Our team knows international equity and can help you resolve the issues

Join the customers who trust Remote to transform their businesses.
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Clear and dependable equity processes
Assistance with tax handling and meeting reporting obligations
Straightforward equity guidance available on demand
Comprehensive, fully compliant legal documents for your global team
Detailed insights into your equity program
For direct employees, EoR arrangements and contractors of Delaware C-Corps
An Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) is a scheme that gives employees an ownership stake in the company, usually via stock options. Businesses use it to incentivise staff, align their interests with company performance and provide a financial reward linked to the company's success.
To grant stock options to international employees, you must take into account local employment laws, tax rules and currency exchange considerations in each country where the employee is located. Working with a global payroll and compliance provider like Remote helps ensure you meet local legal requirements while administering the ESOP
Tax treatment of stock options for international staff differs between countries. Some jurisdictions tax options on grant, vesting or exercise; others tax only when shares are sold. It’s essential to seek local tax advice to manage international tax complexities.
Yes—international employees can take part in an ESOP, though the plan’s structure and implementation will vary with local laws. Certain countries have particular rules on employee ownership, so tailor the plan to ensure compliance.
Running an ESOP for international employees is complex because regulations, tax regimes and administrative requirements differ by country. Key challenges include meeting local legal obligations, producing accurate financial reports and managing currency differences. Partnering with an experienced global provider can simplify this work.