Left UK, now Looking for Ideal Jurisdiction to Incorporate Consulting Company

[asaud]

Simple, i am⁣ getting older and older; want to jump in low risk investments that keeps me away⁢ from inflation (dont say btc etc. just i cant handle anymore, i just wanna retire︀ from all the things, even if i stay in usd(t) it keeps losing to inflation,︁ and news/misinformation about tether for years, i just cant take it anymore; i wanna get︂ out of monopoly millionare feel asap) and tech wise, my relatives, even younger ones suck︃ at tech, i want to clear out the money to bank, real estate, stocks, so︄ that in any case of death, it would be accessible for them. Otherwise, i need︅ to store paper wallet priv keys, whcih they dont have any idea to what to︆ do and bla bla

Regarding currency; if i cash out; JPY, gold would take most︇ of my portfolio, then eur and stocks is way to go for me

 

[W Fish]

If you are you OK holding that JPY, gold︄ and stocks as a company (why should you not?), then the answer is pretty obvious︅ - some jurisdiction with zero corporate income tax (EE, LV).

 

[GPT]

A private foundation sounds like a solution. Perhaps with︄ an underlying active company. In that way you can slowly involve beneficiaries in taking over︅ the estate as well.

 

[jeffbean]

How does that work?‌

 

[JustAnotherNomad]

You can apply for offshore status‌ in HK (if nothing happens in HK), then you don't pay tax in HK.
Thailand doesn't tax foreign-registered companies if you don't have local customers.
So you only pay tax‍ on your personal income that you bring into Thailand.

 

[jeffbean]

How do you get your last tax residency to get⁤ off your back with yet

 

[JustAnotherNomad]

Shouldn't be a problem if you actually move to Thailand‍ and live there full time.

 

[jeffbean]

Need to pay tax to be in the system?