Work in Croatia for a company based in Taiwan

By Mark 02 September 2022

Can I work remotely in Croatia for a company in Taiwan?

Yes it’s perfectly possible, but we advise first to check the following points:

  1. Check the company’s website or contact them directly.
  2. Check if the company has a local office in Croatia.
  3. Check if the company has an office in the country where you want to work in.
  4. Check if the company has a branch or subsidiary in Croatia.
  5. Check if the company has a local representative in Croatia.
  6. Check if the company has a local representative in the country where you want to work.
  7. Check if the company has a local representative in the country where you want to work and in the country where you live.
  8. Check if the company has an office in the country where you want to work and in the country where you live.

How can I find a remote job in Taiwan while living in Croatia?

When things work out well, it’s possible to find remote jobs in Taiwan even if you are located in Croatia, for that we have some tips.

Taiwanese companies are increasingly looking for foreign workers and, in the past few years, a large number of foreigners have started working in Taiwan. This means that there are a number of opportunities for foreigners to work in Taiwan, either as a tourist, or as a worker.
If you are looking for a job in Taiwan, it is important to remember that you should be able to work in Taiwan, even if you are not a citizen.
In this article, we will tell you what you need to know in order to work in Taiwan.
Requirements for working in Taiwan
In order to work in Taiwan, you will need to be a citizen of a country that is recognized by Taiwan. This includes EU countries, the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
If you are a citizen of a country that is not recognized, you will need to have the permission of the Ministry of Labor and Social Security in your home country. This means that you should be able to prove that you have the right to work in Taiwan.
As a foreign worker, you will need to have a passport, an ID card, and an authorization letter from the Ministry of Labor and Social Security.
Working in Taiwan is not easy, and you will need to follow a number of regulations in order to work in Taiwan.

How can I get paid in Croatia when working remotely for a company in Taiwan?

It is possible to get paid in Croatia while working for a company in Taiwan but it is a little bit complicated.

Obtaining a Tax Number
You will need a tax number before you can get paid in Croatia. The tax number is needed for a number of reasons, including:
Tax-free salary
Tax-free pension
Tax-free health care
Tax-free disability
Tax-free unemployment
Tax-free family allowances
Tax-free child benefits
You can get a tax number from the Croatian Tax Office. The tax number is issued to companies, self-employed persons, and individuals.
You can apply for a tax number in person or by mail.
In person:
The Croatian Tax Office is open from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday through Friday.
The application for a tax number can be made in person at the Tax Office. The tax number will be issued the same day.
The application fee is 30 kuna.

Will I pay taxes in Croatia or Taiwan when working remotely in Croatia?

Taxes can be complicated when working remotely in Croatia for a corporation in Taiwan, so we’ve put together this guide to help you understand how your taxes will be calculated.

We’ll cover the tax rates and how they apply to your situation.
We’ll also cover the different types of tax that you may be subject to, including:
Direct taxes
Indirect taxes
Corporate taxes
Income taxes
Social security taxes
VAT
We’ll also look at how to claim your tax credits and deductions, and how to claim your tax refund.
The Croatian Tax System
The Croatian Tax System is based on the European Union’s (EU) Common Consolidated Tax System.
The Croatian Tax System is divided into the following tax rates:
General Income Tax: The General Income Tax is set at 24.5% and is levied on taxable income.
The General Income Tax is set at 24.5% and is levied on taxable income. Social Security: The Social Security Tax is set at 10% and is levied on taxable income.
The Social Security Tax is set at 10% and is levied on taxable income. Corporate Income Tax: The Corporate Income Tax is set at 21% and is levied on the profits of a company.