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Remote Equity provides a single location for all your equity compensation data within an easy-to-navigate platform.
Equity essentials
Plan, administer, and expand your Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) wherever you hire, while reducing complexity, cost, and risk.

Whether you are granting stock options, RSUs, or phantom shares, Equity essentials helps you more effectively monitor and understand your equity compensation program for EoR employees

Remote Equity provides a single location for all your equity compensation data within an easy-to-navigate platform.

Tools to help your team stay current on what their equity represents — and how to exercise it.

Built-in workflows streamline handling of taxable events and help maintain compliance for all parties

Receive guidance from our specialists on staying compliant and avoiding fees & penalties
Keeping your EoR equity data up to date has never been easier

When employees grasp their equity, they value it as a benefit. That is where we step in

Obtain specialist help with equity tax and compliance issues

Our team has expertise in international equity and is ready to help you resolve any issues

Join the customers who rely on Remote to transform their businesses.
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Per month
Open and dependable equity procedures
Assistance with tax handling and fulfilling reporting obligations
On-demand, easy-to-access equity guidance
Legal documents that are fully compliant for your global team
Detailed insights into your equity program
Available to direct employees, EoR arrangements, and contractors of Delaware C-Corps
An Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) gives employees an ownership stake in the company, most commonly through stock option awards. Employers use it to incentivize staff, align employee interests with company performance, and provide a financial benefit linked to the company's success.
To grant stock options to international employees, you must account for local employment legislation, tax rules, and currency conversion issues in each country where employees are based. Partnering with a global payroll and compliance provider like Remote can help ensure you're meeting local legal requirements while administering the ESOP
Tax treatment of stock options for international employees differs by jurisdiction. Some countries tax options at grant, vesting, or exercise, while others only tax when shares are sold. It is essential to consult local tax advisors to handle cross-border tax complexities.
Yes. International employees can participate in an ESOP, but the plan’s structure and implementation may need to change to meet local laws and employment rules. Several countries impose specific requirements on employee ownership, so adapting the plan for compliance is important.
Administering an ESOP across multiple countries can be complicated because of differing regulations, tax regimes, and administrative needs. Key difficulties include ensuring local legal compliance, producing accurate financial reports, and dealing with currency differences. Working with an experienced global partner can simplify these tasks.