Quiz: How much do you know about remote work?

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What is asynchronous work?
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It´s a working model that allows you to work from different time zones.

It´s a working model that allows you to work without a fixed and continuous schedule.

It´s a working model that allows you to wake up later than your colleagues.

What is de Schengen area? *

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The Schengen area is another way of calling the European Union.

The Schengen area is an area in Europe consisting of 26 countries without internal borders that allows only the free movement of people.

The Schengen area is an area in Europe consisting of 26 countries without internal borders that allows the free movement of people, goods, services and capital.

What is the difference between a posted worker and a cross-border worker?

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While the cross-border worker lives in one country and works in another, the posted worker works temporarily in another country by decision of the company.

While the cross-border worker is taxed only in the country where he lives, the posted worker is taxed in his origin country and in the destination country.

The previous answers are false.

What is a contractor? *

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The contractor is an independent professional who provides services to numerous companies.

The contractor is an independent professional who provides services to a specific company.

A contractor is an independent professional who establishes an employment agreement with a company.

What is the A1 form? *

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The A1 form is the one required for cross-border workers in order to be able to move from one country to another.

Form A1 is used to bring in more than 10,000 euros in cash from abroad.

The A1 form serves to keep the posted worker subject to the law of his home state as long as he does not exceed the permitted duration.

What are double taxation treaties?

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They are international tax treaties signed between different States to prevent an income or asset from being taxed twice in different countries.

They are national tax treaties created by a State to prevent an income or asset from being taxed twice in that country.

They are international treaties of a political nature signed between different states to prevent an income or asset from being taxed twice in different countries.

What is hybrid work?

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Hybrid work is a model of work organisation, focused on the asynchronous way of working.

Hybrid work is a model of work organisation, complemented by flexible working and telecommuting.

Hybrid work is a model of work organisation that combines face-to-face work and remote working.

What is an Employer of Record?

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It is a legal employer which allows a company to have its employees in other countries and still maintain the labour, tax and social security obligations for the employee in the company's home country.

It is a legal employer which allows a company to have its employees in other countries and to comply with all labour, tax and social security obligations in the host country.

The previous answers are false.

What are the duties of companies that post a worker to another country?
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Companies are obliged to make a declaration to the national authorities with the necessary information and to designate a person to liaise between the worker and the undertaking and the competent authorities of the Member State of destination.

Companies are obliged to designate a person to liaise between the worker and the company and the competent authorities of the Member State of employment, but a declaration to the national authorities on the worker's information and conditions is not obligatory.

All Member States must abide by the Directive regulating the posting of workers, without being able to establish their own administrative and control procedures.

What is the definition of teleworking? *

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Teleworking is a way of working that is carried out from a location outside the company's office(s), whether from home, in a coworking space or from another country.

Telework is a type of remote working that is carried out through the exclusive or predominant use of computer, telematic and telecommunication means and systems.

The previous answers are correct.

What is the difference between Remote-first and Remote-friendly?

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Remote-first is a company or organisation that prioritises remote working over office-based working; and remote-friendly is a company or organisation that accepts teleworking by its employees.

Remote-first is when a company or organisation enforces remote working; and remote-friendly is when a company or organisation allows a team to work remotely.

Remote-first is a company or organisation that prioritises remote work over office work; and remote-friendly is when a company or organisation allows a team to work remotely.

What is a digital nomad visa?

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These are visas for workers from other countries. Within the EU, they apply both to third-country nationals and to European citizens who wish to reside in a European country.

These are visas for teleworkers from other countries. Within the EU they apply to third country nationals who need a visa to reside in Europe, and are not required for European citizens.

These are visas for teleworkers originating from the European Union. Within the EU they apply to EU citizens, and only through special permits can they be issued to third country nationals.

How do I know what my tax residence is?
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To determine tax residence, several criteria are taken into account: where you have your physical residence, that is, the rule on the place where you spend more than 183 consecutive days without leaving that country; where you carry out your activities and economic interests; and finally, whether or not there are double taxation treaties.

To determine your tax residence, several criteria are taken into account: where you have your physical residence, that is, the rule on the place where you spend more than 183 days, which must be consecutive, and where you carry out your activities and economic interests.

To determine tax residence, several criteria are taken into account: where you have your physical residence, that is, the rule on the place where you spend more than 183 days; where you carry out your economic activities and interests; and finally, whether or not there are double taxation treaties.

What is the European Health Insurance Card (EHIC)?
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The European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) is a paid, personal and non-transferable card that proves the right to receive medically necessary health benefits for a European citizen during a temporary stay in any country.

The European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) is a free, personal and non-transferable card that allows access to medically necessary public health care during a temporary stay in any country under the same conditions and at the same cost as persons insured in that country.

The European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) is a free, personal and non-transferable card that allows access to medically necessary public health care during a temporary stay in any of the 27 EU Member States, plus Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland, under the same conditions and at the same cost as persons insured in that country.

What is the Register of Intra-Community Operators (ROI)?

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The Register of Intra-Community Operators (ROI) is the census of professionals and companies that carry out operations involving the provision of services or the supply of goods in another State.

The Register of Intra-Community Operators (ROI) is the census of professionals and companies that carry out operations involving the provision of services or the supply of goods in another EU Member State.

The Register of Intra-Community Operators (ROI) is the census of professionals and companies that do not carry out operations involving the provision of services or the supply of goods in another EU Member State.

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