Recent content by lacomaco
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Cyprus to implement WHT on LTJ and BTJ from Jan 1st 2026
Again, nobody cared to read the actual article... If you read it you will find that the withholding tax changes apply only for CFCs...- lacomaco
- Post #5
- Forum: Tax, Accounting, Licensing & Legal
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Cyprus to implement WHT on LTJ and BTJ from Jan 1st 2026
And the UAE which is not on the above list and the corporate tax rate is 9%- lacomaco
- Post #4
- Forum: Tax, Accounting, Licensing & Legal
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Good, cheap and simple VOIP cloud software/app?
All the time when I was using ordinary VOIP suppliers the quality was no good. If it is a big company standing behind, working and spending high amounts (Viber is a good example) generates better quality- lacomaco
- Post #15
- Forum: General Business Discussions
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Malta Limited/Ltd Incorporation/Formation/Setup + Maintenance
The €5k non-dom minimum tax has been in force for at least 3 years now... I am not sure what source told you that it would come in 2026 but surely they are wrong- lacomaco
- Post #16
- Forum: Offshore Company
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Non-EMI Personal Bank Account for Mainland Europe
All of you disregarded asking which activity is being done in the UK banks "receiving payments require currency conversion" which the OP wants to do through this new setup.....- lacomaco
- Post #17
- Forum: Offshore Bank & EMI Accounts
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British expats are being terrorised by corrupt Spanish tax collectors and fearing financial ruin
Indeed it is the DailyMail - conveniently forgetting some rules to use the system, such as: they have to be employed by a qualified company (pensioners will not qualify), they have to do at least 85% of the work while physically in Spain and many others. On the other hand one important aspect...- lacomaco
- Post #9
- Forum: General Business Discussions
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Gold Elephants Bullion Coin
Completely right- lacomaco
- Post #14
- Forum: Gold, Silver and precious metals
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Gold Elephants Bullion Coin
A friend of mine regularly purchases bullions, and ships them over borders. He always declares it at customs, as they hardly ever accept the nominal value but the market value. The EU has a list of approved coins...- lacomaco
- Post #12
- Forum: Gold, Silver and precious metals
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Gold Elephants Bullion Coin
The above counts only if you are bringing the coins over borders. Even if it is a legal tender, for the US$10,000 range declaration in some countries the face value and not the actual value is used- lacomaco
- Post #9
- Forum: Gold, Silver and precious metals
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Gold Elephants Bullion Coin
If you read the article carefully, they write about two theories and not about the fact whether it is legal tender at all”¦ Most probably their conclusion is correct but who knows”¦ Thanks for the article anyway!- lacomaco
- Post #7
- Forum: Gold, Silver and precious metals
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Gold Elephants Bullion Coin
They are legal tender in the country they issued, if you are lucky at customs they could accept the value as the face value. When you want to sell though, expect the buyer to demand lower prices as resale is also harder- lacomaco
- Post #5
- Forum: Gold, Silver and precious metals
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Delaware registered agency
If you read my starting question carefully: Reliable for providing directors? Who cares who is the registered agents, it is basically irrelevant. Who is the "nominee" or appointed director or manager I am interested. I started incorporating Incs and LLCs in 1992 so I have ample experience- lacomaco
- Post #13
- Forum: Offshore Company
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Delaware registered agency
And what should be the text of the email? Can I trust you? Will you steal my money?.... Haha And yes, they can be trustworthy but simply asking these questions seems irrelevant to me- lacomaco
- Post #10
- Forum: Offshore Company
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Delaware registered agency
No, I definitely do not rely on free forum advice. Just asked a question for which I received an irrelevant answer... And I never claimed you be a Liechtenstein lawyer if I remember correctly- lacomaco
- Post #8
- Forum: Offshore Company
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Delaware registered agency
How can I get really believable info from someone trying to sell his/her own services? Many believed Liechtenstein lawyers who claimed to be trustworthy but stole clients money...- lacomaco
- Post #6
- Forum: Offshore Company