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HR must engage in activities when operating in foreign countries such as international taxation, international relocation and orientation, and host government relations. One such activity is international taxation which involves ensuring taxes are paid according to the laws of the host country. For example, in France HR must ensure taxes are withheld from employee paychecks and remitted to the French government.

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Activities that HR must engage in when operating in foreign
countries such as: international taxation, international
relocation and orientation, host government relations, etc.
Choose one of these activities and give an extended definition
and a practical example of how HR will handle these activities
in a country of your choice
Please be sure to validate your opinions and ideas with citations
and references in APA format.

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