Work in Bolivia for a corporation based in Luxembourg

Can I work remotely for a company in Luxembourg while being in Bolivia?

It is usually doable, but we recommand to check the following key points first:

1. How the company is structured, is it a Luxembourgeois company or a Bolivian one?
2. What is the work permit for?
3. How long the contract is?
4. What is the employment status?

If the company is a Bolivian one, you are not allowed to work remotely for it.
The easiest way to work remotely from Bolivia is to start working in Luxembourg. It is possible to work in Luxembourg for a company from Bolivia, but the company should be a Luxembourgeois one.
In Luxembourg, you will be a non-resident alien. This means that you will be a non-resident alien. In Luxembourg, this will allow you to work remotely.
Luxembourg is the easiest country to work remotely from, because the work permit is issued in Luxembourg.

How to live in Bolivia and find remote work in Luxembourg?

Finding remote work in Luxembourg if you are located in Bolivia might be difficult, therefore we recommend to find remote work in Luxembourg first.

If you are looking for a remote job in Luxembourg, you can find it on Indeed.com.
Remote Work in Luxembourg
Remote work in Luxembourg is growing fast. According to the Luxembourg government, the number of remote workers in Luxembourg has increased by 30% in the last two years.
The Luxembourg government offers several benefits for remote workers, such as:
Free access to health care and unemployment insurance.
The possibility to work from home and take advantage of the Luxembourg’s famous summer.
A monthly allowance for remote workers.
A flexible working hours.
The possibility to work from any location.
Free accommodation for remote workers.
Free access to the Luxembourg’s public transport.
Luxembourg offers a flexible working hours and a very low cost of living.
In Luxembourg, remote workers can work from anywhere in the country, with a minimum of 8 hours a week.
Remote work in Luxembourg is possible for all types of positions.
The Luxembourg government has created a special website for remote workers called the “Soleil” platform.

How to find a remote job in Luxembourg?
In Luxembourg, remote workers can find a job through Indeed.com.
Indeed.

How a company in Luxembourg can send my salary in Bolivia?

When working remotely for a corporation in Luxembourg, you salary can be send to Bolivia but the company should not be responsible for taxes. It is your responsibility to pay taxes in your home country.

It depends on the type of contract you have with the company.
If you are an independent contractor, you are responsible for paying taxes to your home country.
If you are an employee of the company, the company is responsible for paying taxes to your home country.
If you are a contractor for the company, the company is responsible for paying taxes to your home country.
The last two cases are the most likely to happen.
In any case, the company is not responsible for paying taxes to your home country.
The answer is not simple and depends on the contract you have with the company.
In general, if you are working remotely, the company is not responsible for the taxes that you pay to your home country.
The only case in which the company is responsible for paying taxes to your home country is when you are an independent contractor and you receive a fixed salary from the company.

Where to pay my taxes when working remotely in Bolivia for a company in Luxembourg?

If you are working remotely in Bolivia for a corporation established in Luxembourg, taxes could seem complicated but in fact , it’s quite simple.

If you are working remotely in Bolivia for a company established in Luxembourg, taxes could seem complicated but in fact, it’s quite simple.
In the following article, we will cover the different types of taxes you could have to pay in Luxembourg and Bolivia, as well as the types of remuneration you can claim for, and finally, we will show you the forms you need to fill in, and the documents you will need to present to the Bolivian tax authorities.
Let’s start with the most common types of taxes you could have to pay in Luxembourg and Bolivia.

1. Income tax
   In Luxembourg and Bolivia, income tax is the same, and is calculated on the basis of the gross income of the company or the individual.
   For example, if you are working remotely in Bolivia for a company that is established in Luxembourg, you would have to pay income tax on the salary you receive from your company.
2. VAT
   VAT (Value Added Tax) is a tax charged on the value added to the product or service.