Estonia vs Cyprus

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KetchupKebab

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Hi everyone,

I'm hesitating between Estonia and Cyprus for a full online business.
After a bit of reading, I have summarized the following:

Estonia pros
  • Almost everything can be done online
  • No need for a nominee director
  • E citizenship (don't know much about it but there are some requirements)
Estonia cons
  • 20% tax (vs Cyprus 12.5%)
  • Most communication and all documents are in Estonian, unlike CY where you can get everything in English
  • Opening a bank account is very difficult and tighter laws are being inforced since March 2017.

Cyprus pros
  • Tax rate
  • Documents in English
Cyprus cons
  • Nominee director must be appointed if not resident (I've heard average price is 500€/month)



Anything to add/correct? Any piece of advice would be greatly appreciated as much of this is new to me. Is it possible to inc in CY without appointing a nominee director? and of course being non-resident?
 
KetchupKebab said:
Even as non-resident?
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Yes that is possible. Many are doing it this way!

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Hi,
How would it work if I had an Estonian company and was a tax resident of Cyprus? Would I be able to register the Estonian company with the Cyprus tax authorities and be liable to 12% tax due to the Cyprus-Estonian double taxation treaty? Would this be something complicated to do? Has someone ever done this? Would I also have to pay social security in Cyprus?
 
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