Tax will be a snag for employees who wish to work remotely from another country

A new Eurofound report says the shift to remote work will continue across the EU, and national authorities and firms will have to play catchup when it comes to issues such as tax. Stock picture

Countries and companies face having to work out complex tax issues in the coming years as remote working is likely to see employees wanting to live in one EU country while working in another.

That is one of the findings of a report on the evolving nature of remote working since the pandemic began published by the Dublin-based EU agency Eurofound, the European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions.