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Remote equity
Manage locally compliant equity across a global footprint
Plan, administer and expand your Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) wherever you hire, reducing complexity, cost and risk.

Global firms expand with Remote
Manage equity across international jurisdictions
Whether you grant share options, RSUs or phantom shares, Equity Management enables clearer monitoring and insight into your equity compensation programme for EOR employees
Use a purpose-built equity compensation platform
Remote equity management provides a single hub for all equity compensation data within an intuitive platform.
Keep EOR employees well informed
Tools that help your team keep current with what their equity represents — and how to use it.
Manage taxable events with ease
Built-in workflows simplify handling of taxable events and maintain compliance for all parties.
Synchronise directly with your cap table
Find out how to remain compliant and steer clear of fees & penalties
Centralise your EOR equity data
Maintaining EOR equity data is now simpler than ever
- Manage equity grants of any type — from share options to RSUs and beyond
- Keep records for every grantee in a single central repository
- Give each EOR employee a consistent experience
- Create an equity plan that scales with your business

Build a more informed equity programme
When employees understand their equity, they regard it as a real benefit. That is where we come in
- Provide every EOR team member with a portal to learn about their equity and its implications for them
- Receive clear, country-specific guidance on equity at your fingertips
- Stay informed on how local equity requirements differ between countries
- Help your team understand the real value of their equity

Remove uncertainty around equity compliance
Gain clarity on equity tax and compliance matters
- Access the tools required to manage your equity programme efficiently
- Stay updated with the latest changes in global equity and taxation laws
- Receive alerts for upcoming taxable events
- Get answers to the most complex questions clearly and quickly

Connect to your cap table
Keep in sync with
- See a breakdown of the best ways to offer equity by locality
- Learn about taxation related to your equity programme
- Avoid unnecessary fees and penalties
- Embed global compliance into your equity programme

Organisations across the globe maintain compliance with Remote.
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Clear pricing with no unexpected charges
- No hidden fees, just clear upfront pricing
- Pay for what you use
- Built for global teams
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Equity
Starting from SGD52
Per month
Equity processes that are clear and reliable
Assistance with tax handling and reporting obligations
On-demand, easy-to-access equity guidance
Legally compliant documentation for your global team
Detailed insights into your equity programme
Applies to direct employees, EoR arrangements and contractors of Delaware C-Corps
Frequently asked questions
An Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) describes a scheme that grants employees an ownership stake in the company, most often via share options. It is used by employers to incentivise staff, align employee interests with company performance and provide a financial reward tied to the firm's success.
To grant share options to international employees, you must take into account local employment legislation, tax rules and currency exchange issues for every country where the employee is located. Working with a global payroll and compliance provider such as Remote helps ensure you are complying with local legal obligations while administering the ESOP
Tax treatment for share options differs across jurisdictions. Certain countries tax options on grant, vesting or exercise, while others tax only on sale of shares. It is essential to consult local tax advisers to manage the complexities of cross-border taxation.
Yes. International employees can take part in an ESOP, although the plan's structure and execution may vary with local laws and regulations. Certain jurisdictions impose specific requirements on employee ownership, so adapting the plan for compliance is necessary.
Managing an ESOP across multiple countries is complex because of differing regulations, tax regimes and administrative burdens. Key difficulties include meeting local compliance requirements, producing precise financial reports and managing currency fluctuations. Engaging an experienced global partner can simplify these tasks.



