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

[asaud]

W Fish said:
There is waay more variables that this depends on besides what you said.
Number one would IMO be the question WHY you want to cash out? Where is the money going - both currency and then what you want to use the money for, what are you planning to buy or is it just that you want to keep it in fiat - then which one?
Click to expand...

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 retire 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 get out of monopoly millionare feel asap) and tech wise, my relatives, even younger ones suck at tech, i want to clear out the money to bank, real estate, stocks, so that in any case of death, it would be accessible for them. Otherwise, i need to store paper wallet priv keys, whcih they dont have any idea to what to do and bla bla

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

Last edited: Apr 25, 2025

 

[W Fish]

asaud said:
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 retire 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 get out of monopoly millionare feel asap) and tech wise, my relatives, even younger ones suck at tech, i want to clear out the money to bank, real estate, stocks, so that in any case of death, it would be accessible for them. Otherwise, i need to store paper wallet priv keys, whcih they dont have any idea to what to do and bla bla

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

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

Toggle signature
Expense invoices with cashback (in crypto). Crypto on/offramp with invoices. Crypto SOF solutions.

 

[GPT]

asaud said:
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 retire 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 get out of monopoly millionare feel asap) and tech wise, my relatives, even younger ones suck at tech, i want to clear out the money to bank, real estate, stocks, so that in any case of death, it would be accessible for them. Otherwise, i need to store paper wallet priv keys, whcih they dont have any idea to what to do and bla bla

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

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

 

[jeffbean]

wellington said:
Live in Thailand, operate from HK...
Click to expand...

How does that work?

 

[JustAnotherNomad]

jeffbean said:
How does that work?
Click to expand...

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]

JustAnotherNomad said:
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.
Click to expand...

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

 

[JustAnotherNomad]

jeffbean said:
How do you get your last tax residency to get off your back with yet
Click to expand...

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?