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Earning in dollars but rejected by BDO? Philippine remote contractors face a financial paper wall — and EOR is the key that breaks it down without adding admin overhead.
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Joy Garingo | August 24 2026
That “$179/month EOR” headline rarely survives contact with the real invoice. Here are seven line-item traps budget EOR providers use to widen margins after you’ve signed.
Joy Garingo | August 24 2026
Most “best EOR provider Philippines” rankings are affiliate-driven or self-published. Here’s the investigative checklist that cuts through the noise and surfaces the EOR that actually holds a Philippine legal entity.
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