Freelance work with subcontractors from abroad

Freelance work with subcontractors from abroad

Question:
Hello!
I plan to develop as a freelancer (managing Google accounts of various businesses for the purpose of location visibility and attracting clients) and offer my service to America.

My questions are as follows:
1. I plan to hire freelancers from America, without providing them with insurance, and therefore find clients from there. What contracts should I have so that taxes are not paid there as well?
2. Do I need to open another bank account or can I transfer the money I receive to my personal bank account?
3. Since I work from my laptop, does it matter what address I write when registering as a freelancer?
4. I can work from wherever I want, right?
Thanks in advance!

Answer:
Hello,
Directly to your questions:

1. It is not clear whether you are asking about contracts with the persons you will hire or with your clients. Regarding the insurance of the persons you hire - you will not owe such, unless they are residents of Bulgaria. However, they, receiving income, will have to pay the relevant taxes and insurance - according to the legislation of the country in which they are residents. Regarding your clients - if they are legal entities, there is no reason for your income to be taxed in the USA. However, if they are individuals - this may not be the case.
2. As a freelancer, you can use any of your accounts that are in your name as an individual. For your convenience/accountability, this can be a separate account through which payments and receipts related only to your activity pass, but there is no obstacle to using an account that you use for your personal needs.
3. Registration as a freelancer should be done at your address on your ID card.
4. And yes – you can work from wherever you want.
We hope we have been useful to you!
Greetings!