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Does your company have a UK entity? You and the employees will be liable for taxes and such in the UK. I think you’ll need either an entity or to use an employee of record type service for payroll.
The I9 just verifies work eligibility in the US. It’s not really relevant if you’re employing someone in the UK. Doesn’t matter if you’re a US company that’s fully remote. If the person is living and working in the UK, you’re employing them in the UK.
They must complete an I-9. I-9's are required for citizens and non-citizens. Foreign passport is OK. Check this out: https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/forms/i-9instr.pdf
Thank you for sharing this link. This is super helpful.
Pretty sure it'll just ask for their information. IE they'll mark themselves as non citizens and put their country of origin passport information in. I think that's the protocol anyway.
Hmm...I guess you could give them the I-9 to be on the safe side, I think that's the only obligation from your side
Are they going to work in the US at all?