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For employees who are hired abroad or who come from the field to occupy a position at the head office, a relocation package with one month of furnished accommodation, a gross installation allowance of 5,000 Swiss francs and support from the moving company in the search for accommodation. Regular salary increases, based on the performance of most Geneva contract employees. When determining the starting salary, your level of experience and academic qualifications are taken into account. Many agreements that establish international organizations include a provision that can exempt your compensation from U.S. income tax. If you are employed by an international organization in the United States, first check whether the international convention establishing the international organization where you are employed contains such a provision and whether you are eligible for it. In general, these provisions do not exempt compensation for U.S. citizens and resident foreign employees. 5 The ICRC`s mandate is universal, such as the general ratification of the Geneva Conventions of 1949, the widespread ratification of the Additional Protocols to these 1977 Conventions (at the time of writing, 174 were Parties to PA I and 168 States Parties to PA II) and the consensual adoption of the Statutes of the Movement by the International Conference of the Movement, which enjoys universal state participation (all States parties to the Geneva Conventions are represented at the International Conference). A complete and up-to-date list of States parties to the Geneva Conventions and their Additional Protocols is available at www.icrc.org/ihl. Employees of the registered office contribute to the various Swiss social security systems: 23 Ibid., pp. 81-82.

For historical context and the practical implications of changing status at the United Nations, see Koenig, Christian, “Observer Status for the ICRC at the United Nations: A Legal Viewpoint,” International Review of the Red Cross, No. 280, 1991CrossRefGoogle Scholar, available at: www.icrc.org/eng/resources/documents/misc/57jnwj.htm. In the absence of a valid certificate, you must provide other written evidence to prove that you are providing services of a similar nature to those provided by U.S. government employees abroad and that the country of your foreign government employer grants an equivalent exemption to U.S. government employees who provide similar services in its country. 52 The ICRC is financed mainly by voluntary contributions from States parties to the Geneva Conventions, which represent about 80 per cent of its budget. Other donors include national Red Cross and Red Crescent societies, supranational organisations (such as the European Commission) and public and private sources. The ICRC sets out its work and expenditure in its annual report. For more information, see: www.icrc.org/en/who-we-are/finances. 2 See Article 3 of the ICRC`s original Statutes, adopted on 15 November 1915 (archived with the author), and the ICRC`s mission statement, available at: www.icrc.org/en/who-we-are (all Internet references were consulted in April 2015). 46 As regards the ICRC`s basic principles, see further explanations below. For the ICRC`s standard working arrangements, see ICRC, “Actions of the International Committee of the Red Cross in the event of violations of international humanitarian law or other basic rules for the protection of persons in situations of violence”, International Review of the Red Cross, vol.

87, No. 858, 2005, p. 1. 393–400 CrossRefGoogle Fellow; and ICRC, The ICRC, its mission and work, Geneva, March 2009, available at www.icrc.org/eng/assets/files/other/icrc_002_0963.pdf. Hardship incentives of five to 15 percent of total salary in certain grades for employees after 24 months of employment to be on cash or leave. 12 The ICRC`s governing body, the Assembly (also known as the Committee), co-opts its fifteen to twenty-five members, acting in a private capacity, from among Swiss nationals. ICRC Statutes, see note 2, Articles 7 and 9; see also ICRC, “Who we are: Governance”, available at: www.icrc.org/en/who-we-are/the-governance. The Ministry of Finance (MoF) has called on all local and international NGOs to pay their taxes promptly or face legal consequences, including fines and revocation of their operating licenses. More than 2,400 local and international NGOs are present in Afghanistan and the Ministry of Defence says all but a few are taxable. “The salaries of NGO employees [national and international employees], office and residential rents, contracts and other economic and financial activities are subject to tax,” Najib Manalai, a Defence Ministry adviser, told IRIN, adding that NGOs are exempt from corporate tax because of the non-profit nature of their work. Taxes on NGOs generate more than 1.5 billion Afghans (about $33 million) a year for the Treasury, according to the Defense Ministry.

Manalai said some NGOs had not paid their taxes for some time, but he declined to name them, saying tax matters were confidential. “We have always advised our member NGOs to pay their taxes on time,” said Mohammad Hashim Mayar, deputy director of ACBAR, a consortium of more than 100 local and international NGOs. He said some NGOs had been fined by the Defense Ministry for not paying their taxes on time. An Oxfam spokesman said it “complies with the laws of the countries in which it operates, including paying all the taxes we have to pay in the country,” but did not specify how much it pays each year. “Biased” tax policy? U.N. agencies, U.S. and NATO forces and some other donor organizations such as the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) are exempt from taxes under bilateral agreements with the Afghan government, officials said. UN international staff are also exempt from income tax, but locally employed UN staff are expected to pay income taxes, although no UN spokesperson has been available to confirm whether the more than 3,000 local UN employees have paid income tax. Current Afghan legislation provides for the following tax brackets: a monthly income of up to 5,000 Afghans ($110) is exempt from tax; The incomes of 5,000 to 12,000 Afghans are subject to a 2 per cent tax; 12,000 to 100,000 draws 10% tax; and people who earn more than 100,000 Afghans a month are subject to a 20% tax. “This tax policy is very unfair and biased because it does not affect the big fish, but only focuses on small NGOs and Afghan nationals who do not earn even 10% of the big salaries that foreigners receive here,” said an NGO employee who preferred anonymity. “Taking high taxes from some aid workers and exempting others from them is seen as unfair,” ACBAR`s MAYAR said, adding that the government appeared to treat NGOs as private companies when it came to taxes.

Some NGOs that run USAID-funded projects have refused to pay their taxes, saying they are covered by the USAID exemption, officials and aid workers said. The USAID office in Kabul was not immediately available for comment. “There is a misconception among some NGOs and foreign aid organizations that they are exempt from taxes – this is wrong,” said Manalai of the Defense Ministry. Employees of foreign governments who are not covered by the tax exemption provisions of any of the Vienna Conventions, a bilateral consular agreement, or a tax treaty may exempt their foreign state remuneration from U.S. income tax if they meet the requirements of U.S. tax law. If you are not a U.S. citizen (or if you are a U.S. citizen, but also a citizen of the Republic of the Philippines) and you work for a foreign government in the United States, your salary from a foreign government is exempt from U.S.

income tax if (1) you provide services of a similar nature to services provided by U.S. government employees abroad, and (2) the country of your foreign government employer provides an equivalent Tax Exemption as in U.S. government employees who provide similar services in their country. To claim the tax exemption, you must be able to prove that you meet both requirements of U.S. tax law. If you are a foreign government green card holder, you must also be able to prove with written proof from USCIS that you have not signed and filed Form USCIS I-508. Rest and relaxation (R&R) holidays of five to 25 working days per year, depending on the level of hardness of the mission.