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Employer of Record

Introduction

An employer of record (EOR) acts as a legal employer of employees who are performing duties for another business entity (referred to here as the 'company').

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3.8 Termination of employment

2.1.4 Tax basis

2.1.4 Withholding income tax rates

3.2 Employee stock-based incentive income

2.1.9 Schedular payments

7.1 Travel expenses

3.1 Minimum wage and overtime

9.1 Probation period

2.2.3 National Housing Trust (NHT)

5.1 Employer registration

1.2.1 PAYE income tax and health surcharge filings

5.3 Foreign employers

3.1 Tax exempt remuneration

3.4 Maternity and paternity leave

3.4 Severance pay

2.2.2 Housing fund contributions

3.2 Pre-tax/post-tax deductions

3.1 Minimum wage and working hours

2.1.6 Record keeping

2.2.1 National Social Security Fund (NSSF)

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Introduction

Employer of Record

Introduction

3.8 Termination of employment

2.1.4 Tax basis

2.1.4 Withholding income tax rates

3.2 Employee stock-based incentive income

2.1.9 Schedular payments

7.1 Travel expenses

3.1 Minimum wage and overtime

9.1 Probation period

2.2.3 National Housing Trust (NHT)

5.1 Employer registration

1.2.1 PAYE income tax and health surcharge filings

5.3 Foreign employers

3.1 Tax exempt remuneration

3.4 Maternity and paternity leave

3.4 Severance pay

2.2.2 Housing fund contributions

3.2 Pre-tax/post-tax deductions

3.1 Minimum wage and working hours

2.1.6 Record keeping

2.2.1 National Social Security Fund (NSSF)

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