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I would be considering a secured loan. I see people that are stable to one country (and) job, to be able to easily take loans at a very low rate, for even less than an annual 1% (talking about European countries, e.g. in France). When you're saying collateral, you mean hard assets, like flats...

How do you guys doing with getting a business loan or a mortgage? EMIs are great for privacy, but they are not offering such options. I would like to invest in properties worldwide, where I can move if I want for a couple of months, and rent it through Airbnb/Booking the rest of the year. But...

Yes only a company's account in Cyprus, no need for personal accounts, then can withdraw cash

If someone is a nominee UBO for multiple companies, technically he would be showing millions as revenue from different companies.. Doesn't this raise an issue somewhere? Also the bank opens at the name of the company I guess, where is the UBO declared? This is something the bank will do, for...

Cool thanks, what is your opinion on that? For me it sounds quite scary not to be a shareholder on the company, sounds like the person can take all the money and go, no? I have a friend who has done it, he was withdrawing all the money in cash at the end of the month..

In Cyprus is it possible to search for a shareholder? So the question is do you need also a nominee shareholder or with a nominee director you're fine?

Hello, When someone creates a company with a nominee director and/or nominee shareholders (e.g. in Cyprus), does he keep his information private? E.g. if he takes dividends from this company, is there a way for other countries to learn the true beneficial of the dividends? Also in case of an...

Here is my question to a certified UK accountant and his response (feel free to decrypt it): Question: The director of a limited company, who is a resident in another country, is he subject to the dividend tax in the UK? (the dividend tax that is applied on dividends after the corporation tax)...

Actually, dividend tax is taxed on the source (at least in UK, France). That means that if you take dividends from your company, you will have to pay dividend tax in the country where the company is based in (even if you live in another country). Can someone correct me if this is wrong?

Thanks for the insight, why setting up a swiss branch, and not directly a company there?

That means you will be able to touch the dividends when you will move to the other country? e.g. in 3-5 years. How do you live till then?

I had a similar situation in the past where I charged EU pharmaceutical companies from my company in the UK (the software is not sold any more). You mentioned your clients are not EU-VAT registered, that mean you are selling b2c software? So it should be lots of individual sales ? For example UK...

Hey Mark, it is indeed.. a EU or US structure as a French resident? From what I know you have to declare your worldwide income as a french resident (plus bank accounts)..

Hello all, I'm an EU citizen (no tax-free country), and have some clients in France, providing consulting and IT services. I also have had some UK clients in the past, and I have some (very) small revenue from mobile apps worldwide. Currently, I have a UK company, which is normally paying its...