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-10kg weight, 30 pull ups.

But the same applies to Delaware company. Any company selling in the EU has to file VAT by law, but its nearly impossible to enforce though :)

No. In order not to make profits you have to send money out of your company somewhere. Btw, no, you don't need chartered accountant for PAYE - why? It's easy. The main benefit of the UK is that if you sell to the EU you have low banking costs and you lay no VAT (because EU will never find out)...

What costs? Don't make profit, move money out of the country later. UK is a very simple and straightforward legislation where you are not bothered by bureaucracy much.

Why don't you keep a business in the US while selling to the EU? There is almost no way EU can ever find out about this. Or make a company in the UK and sell to the EU. I'm not a tax advisor, but I know someone who own a very large ecom store successfully avoiding EU VAT for nearly a decade now :)

Large ecomerce store, people subscribe to get a discount

Well, true, but generally everyone around the world wants it shut and taxed. Personally I'm not moving anywhere, there are many legal or semi-legal ways to pay way less tax without having to live in Dubai or some third world low tax heaven.

DAC9 is for multinational groups. Doesn't affect individuals.

Awww, cute, morals on a blackhat forum.

*upping to hopefully hear more opinions, sorry*

I tried this, but looking for some other methods. Curious what would be the best strategy here to run some sort of an email campaign from another domain. But I'm completely clueless how to do it correctly, i.e how to not get my domain banned

Would it be best to run the campaign via a mass email service or manually?

Thanks. In this case, would it be the best for me to use a mass mailing software or manually send via Gmail?

Hi. I have a list of 100k people who unsubscribed from my main business newsletter (no spam reports, just unsubscribe). What would be the best course of action to make some use of these emails?