What to do with gross/net wages in foreign economic activity?

Question

Freelance

During negotiations and in offers, the RFP is often indicated with the gross or net mark. When working within one country, there are no questions in the offline office - this is a salary before taxes and after taxes. Those. when a person is told your salary is $ 3,000 net - this means that he will receive 3 pieces clean, and from them he does not owe anything to anyone - the company pays all taxes.

But what about when we have foreign economic activity, remote work and the nuances of double taxation? An example - a company from Germany hires an individual or an individual entrepreneur from Ukraine. How to discuss taxes? After all, I will pay them in any case at the place of my residence. How in practice? Set the amount, and then say "Wow dudes, pay me 5% (or 18% depending on the rate) more." Is this a normal practice, or do you have to grit your teeth and pay out of pocket? Or put it all in the sum? Or speak openly? Or taxes, theoretically a company can pay in its own country and provide me with data for the tax office (if there are agreements on the absence of double taxation) - but this seems to me generally unrealistic.

Answer 1

with foreign economic activity, as a rule, you get only gross.
all local taxes are your headache.
unfasten from received or received will be increased - as agreed.
By the way, even within the same country, the net may turn out to be such that either the state will pay you more, or you will have to pay extra to the state.

Answer 2

There is no double taxation, they pay you and that's it, he paid taxes himself as usual, he can ask for an increase in taxes