
Use a dedicated platform for equity compensation
Remote Equity is a one-stop repository for all your equity compensation data, presented in an intuitive platform.
Equity essentials
Plan, administer and expand your Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) wherever you hire, with reduced complexity, lower costs and less risk.

Whether you are granting stock options, RSUs or phantom shares, Equity Essentials helps you monitor and clarify your equity compensation programme for EoR employees

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

Tools that let your team stay current on what their equity represents — and how to utilise it.

Built-in workflows streamline taxable-event processes and maintain compliance for all parties

Receive guidance from our equity specialists on staying compliant and avoiding fees & penalties
Maintaining your EoR equity records has never been easier

Employees who grasp their equity view it as a meaningful benefit. That is where we come in

Obtain expert assistance with equity tax and compliance matters

Our team understands international equity and we are here to help you work through any issues

Join customers who rely on Remote to transform their businesses.
From $39
Per month
Clear and reliable equity procedures
Assistance with tax processing and reporting obligations
On-demand, easy-to-understand equity guidance
Complete, compliance-ready legal documents for your global team
In-depth insights into your equity programme
Applies to direct employees, EoR and contractors of Delaware C-Corps
An Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) is a scheme that grants employees an ownership interest in the company, commonly via stock options. Employers use it to incentivise staff, align employee interests with company performance and offer a financial benefit tied 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 based. Working with a global payroll and compliance provider such as Remote helps ensure you meet local legal requirements while administering the ESOP
The tax implications of stock options for international employees differ by jurisdiction. Some countries may tax options at grant, vesting or exercise, while others tax only when shares are sold. Consulting local tax advisers is essential to navigate international tax complexities.
Yes, international employees can be included in an ESOP, but the design and execution often need to be adapted to local regulations and employment laws. Some jurisdictions have specific rules on employee ownership, so tailor the plan for compliance.
Managing an ESOP across multiple jurisdictions can be complex due to differing regulations, tax regimes and administrative requirements. Key challenges include assuring local legal compliance, producing accurate financial reporting and handling currency differences. Engaging an experienced global partner can streamline these processes.