how to avoid tax in fb ads

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hey fellow bhw mates

recently i started ad arbitrage with fb ads and getting around 25% roi but main problem is im from india and facebook charging 18% tax for every 1000 rupees spend so loosing 180 rupees extra is there anyway for me to ditch this 18% tax so my roi will increase.

any help is appreciated.
 
hey fellow bhw mates

recently i started ad arbitrage with fb ads and getting around 25% roi but main problem is im from india and facebook charging 18% tax for every 1000 rupees spend so loosing 180 rupees extra is there anyway for me to ditch this 18% tax so my roi will increase.

any help is appreciated.
Can't you speak to your accountant that you submit your yearly through, and ask them? they probably already have clients that asked this question. I doubt anyone here has the same instinct as an accountant.
 
You Can either Use some rental service for ad accounts.
or you can open a company in honkong
 
Can't you speak to your accountant that you submit your yearly through, and ask them? they probably already have clients that asked this question. I doubt anyone here has the same instinct as an accountant.
i did not understand what you are saying brother what do you mean by accountant?
 
You can contact an agency as they may offer various benefits and tax advantages. They might help optimize your costs and provide more favorable conditions for ad
 
hey fellow bhw mates

recently i started ad arbitrage with fb ads and getting around 25% roi but main problem is im from india and facebook charging 18% tax for every 1000 rupees spend so loosing 180 rupees extra is there anyway for me to ditch this 18% tax so my roi will increase.

any help is appreciated.
on the ad account when setting up the time zone currency country section.set another non taxable country like us
 
on the ad account when setting up the time zone currency country section.set another non taxable country like us
is it work? and i pay using credit card so indian cc work when i change time zone and country? and also can you suggest me which country is tax free?
 
Buy a Revolut/Mercury account, top it up, and pay with that. They are pricey though.
 
Advertising account rental agencies can help you with this.
 
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