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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, oversee, and expand your Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) wherever you recruit, with reduced complexity, lower cost, and diminished risk.

Whether you are awarding stock options, RSUs or even phantom shares, Equity essentials helps you more effectively track and understand your equity compensation programme 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 keep up to date with what their equity represents for them — and how they can make use of it.

Built-in workflows streamline handling of taxable events and help maintain compliance for everyone.

Hear from our equity specialists on how to remain compliant and avoid fees & penalties
Maintaining your EoR equity data has never been easier

When employees grasp the value of their equity, they regard it as a benefit. That is where we assist

Obtain expert help with issues around equity tax and compliance

Our team knows international equity and is ready to assist you in resolving any issues

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Starting from €36
Per month
Clear, reliable equity procedures
Assistance with tax handling and reporting obligations
Concise equity guidance available on demand
Legally compliant documentation for your international team
Detailed insights into your equity programme
For direct employees, EoR and contractors of Delaware C-Corps
An Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) provides employees with an ownership stake in the company, commonly via stock option awards. Employers use it to incentivise 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 should take into account local employment law, tax rules, and currency exchange considerations in every country where the employee is based. Working with a global payroll and compliance provider such as Remote can help ensure you comply with local legal requirements while administering the ESOP
Tax treatment of stock options for international employees differs between countries. In some jurisdictions, taxation can occur at grant, vesting or exercise; in others, tax may only arise when shares are sold. It is essential to consult local tax advisers to handle the complexities of international taxation.
Yes, international employees can join an ESOP, although the design and implementation may vary by local regulations and employment law. Certain countries impose specific rules on employee ownership, so the plan must be adapted to ensure compliance.
Administering an ESOP for international employees is often complex because regulations, tax laws, and administrative requirements differ across countries. Key challenges include ensuring local legal compliance, producing accurate financial reporting, and managing currency disparities. Engaging an experienced global partner can help simplify these tasks.