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Aaaa I re-read your earlier post, I misunderstood the whole part with the freelancing site. That's pretty clever actually.

This would work great if it wasn't for CFC. The US LLC will be a tax resident of his country legally but maybe won't be reported because US is not CRS country.

I couldn't tell you if they like crypto, but they had no problem taking transfers from my own accounts on EMIs and never asked for any source of funds albiet I only dropped around 100k euro in there thus far. You could always use some EMI that likes crypto as an intermediary when doing transfers...

Poland IPBox program, 5% tax for programmers but overall you'll need to relocate anywhere due to CFC for corporations. Anywhere you make a corp it will be a tax resident of your country anyways so there won't be any savings.

HSBC Expat will open for you if in EU. I couldn't get any Barclays etc. You can also do HSBC UK and HSBC Singapore for most EU countries it seems. I have Singapore in progress right now.

There are TONS of adult companies in Cyprus because of their IP box stuff. With that said, with what you are doing you need to base in a country where profiting from the facilitation of prostitution is legal. It is not in Cyprus.

My father lives in Canada, said he got questioned like crazy over withdrawaling 2k in cash from his bank. $2000 CAD is really not that much.

Or the alternate interpretation of the sentence - I can live elsewhere and invest irresponsibly ;)

"At present, you must be resident in Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Austria or Germany to be able to invest responsibly with wiLLBe."

All it would take to get to your valuables is a €2 drill bit. Also LLB requires you have an account for it.

There is no such thing as anonymous IBAN. All banks require KYC and might suddenly need source of funds. Secondly, 25-50k euro is alot of money in Poland. The closest thing to anonymous is BTC ATM that are available in most larger cities at this point. Transactions below 1k euro do not require...

I mean more like what benefit does a swiss account now hold over a german or austrian account that will cost a fraction of a percent of what the swiss one would?

So why then, do people use these countries? You could park the same money elsewhere for no quarterly fees and 50 cents for an outgoing transaction.

LLB called me today, minimum 500k CHF also. Their fees are quite high - 450 CHF quarterly and 40 CHF to make a wire transfer under 50k CHF. That seems excessive but maybe that's just what it costs to keep higher amounts safe.

I don't know if this is specifically what he is talking about (probably about a trust?), but an example of a entity you could continue to control despite having creditors would be an LLC in a juridiction with charging order protection - for instance St Vincent, Belize, Nevis, or even a Wyoming...

I'll check out swissquote, that might be the answer to my needs. HSBC gives you like 1% in EUR.

Yes, but another thing to consider is insurance on the bank account. If you have 500k euro, it's better to have it in 5 banks then 1 because each will be insured up to 100k eur. So even if I pay into swissquote or yuh, multiple accounts is beneficial. That said, isn't swissquote a trading platform?

Really it depends what you need to use the account for. If you want a current account then really wise or revolut works great for that. I use HSBC for just "parking" money outside of my country. If i'm gonna move money in or out of it it's gonna be alot at once - i'm not using it to buy...

Bring a burlap sack with a dollar sign on it. "I'd like to make a deposit..."

I had a car lease in santander in Poland. They shouldn't be allowed to sell a fucking washing machine in credit let alone a rangerover...