Recent content by LaurusK

Hi, check Estonia and it's e-residency program. If you register an Estonian company, then profits are not taxed (until you distribute them as dividends. Then they are taxed with 20%). Good thing - you can get everything done online and the account can be opened at Holvi (includes bookkeeping).

A few things are worth mentioning - it does actually make sense for those who's income = salary AND the bank account can be opened remotely. * withdrawing money does not equal to distributing dividends, so there are ways (depends a little on your turnover and how much you withdraw) * someone...

Hi, would you be ready to register a company in any other jurisdiction than Seychelles? I could offer you an account opening in a non CRS/FATCA country, but they do not accept offshore companies.

If you have some spare money, would like to invest and have returns, but not manage them on daily basis, do this - 1. Get Estonian e-residency, set up an Estonian company, get an Estonian bank account 2. Study Estonian real estate crowdfunding sites/programs. They are doing pretty well and...

Hi Empan! As you are a swede, I'd suggest you Estonia, as it should be quite familiar to you (banks/banking is similar) etc. You can visit Estonia, set up the company, open the bank account, apply for e-residency (which helps you to run the business via internet from wherever you'll move in...

Try CIM bank for example. Minimum deposit for corporate account is 10000 EUR and personal 5000 EUR though. OR - you can use an intermediary who'll help you to open an account in some other banks.

on PWC's webpage is a nice tool to compare taxes on different countries - search for Paying Taxes 2016 and comparative modeller.

Ok, I'll do it!

If I understand correctly, customers are going to make payments directly to your account and you need a regular corporate account. That shouldn't be that hard to get, if you don't get into the XXX details of your business.

Clear. Have you already picked yourself a payment processor? If yes, let me know which one and I'll talk to a bank in our region (I'm residing in Dominica BTW and incorporating companies is our business) how to make that structure work.

Hi. Would be good to know a little more about your webpage - simply mainstream pictures/videos or live cam's also included? Also - what's your residency?

I wouldn't say handing out your Skype name is shady - I help opening bank accounts myself, it's just one cant simply advertise it's webpage here... But to answer the question - I'd go for a Czech bank, as they don't require a personal visit (when opened through an agent).

Hi again. No, moving is not required. What I meant was that if you have the possibility to choose which one of your companies is going to charge/invoice your customer, then there are no tricks. Let's say you work from your home in the UK, you've got two customers - 1 receives invoices from your...

By "assets" you mean money on your bank account or money constantly generated from your business activities? If they are constantly being generated, I would split my activities into two - half stays in the U.K and half in a suitable European country, which doesn't tax profits (Estonia for...