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    New low VAT rate for digital books, newspapers and periodicals in EU

    In order to enable Member States to harmonise the VAT rate treatment of e-publications with the treatment of printed publications and publications on all physical means of support, three amendments of the VAT Directive are required: 1. Amending Annex III Under point 6 of Annex III references...
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    New low VAT rate for digital books, newspapers and periodicals in EU

    Can this new legislation be useful? Can income from blogs, random websites etc. now be VAT free by modifying the business structure somewhat? According to Council Directive 2006/112/EC of 28 November 2006 on the common system of value added tax (hereinafter 'the VAT Directive') electronically...
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    No, it is a lie we can't track bitcoins.

    Lots of wallets have various built-in services, they make money by these services' affiliate systems.
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    Georgia - bank account requirement?

    I was actually looking at something in-between. Namely the Virtual Free Zone which seems to be an after-the-fact registration of the company.
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    Georgia - bank account requirement?

    Exactly. A bank account might be required to certify that the share capital has been paid up. In this case the bank account is frozen until the incorporation has happened or some time has passed. Thanks for the info Samuel.
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    Georgia - bank account requirement?

    The reason I ask is that it's often a requirement (except for offshore, but Georgia isn't offshore), and I haven't found a web site that contains good information. Most websites that offer Georgia are generic offshore websites that I don't trust.
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    Georgia - bank account requirement?

    Is a bank account a requirement for opening a company in Georgia?
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    Cyprus Tax on Intellectual Property?

    https://home.kpmg.com/cy/en/home/insights/2016/10/amendments-to-the-cyprus-intellectual-property-regime.html Qualifying IP assets The changes restrict qualifying IP assets to patents, computer software, as well as IP assets which are non-obvious, useful and novel and from which the income of a...
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    Malta or Bulgaria?

    Exactly what I was going to say. A bank account in any other EU country doesn't create a "permanent establishment" in OECD lingo. You should feel free to bank anywhere. As far as I know, there's a requirement in BG to have SOME bank account in BG, but that's for tax purposes I guess. Leave it...
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    Malta or Bulgaria?

    This is quite surprising given that BG has the 2nd lowest income level in EU, only slightly above Romania. Are you sure your accountant is giving you competitive rates?
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    U.S. on Course to Land on European Tax Blacklist

    You mean Iran..
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    Why would you setup a offshore company after reporting is a fact?

    This is the obvious answer, but it depends on what you mean by offshore. Within EU at least, you can pay anywhere from 2% to 40% in corporate taxes, and you can legally "move" your corporation (4 freedoms ensure that).
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    Malta or Bulgaria?

    I forgot about this in Cyprus! What does the paperwork look like for this option? Any experience on the process you can share? Though, in Bulgaria it's easy to get the money paid out - 14.4% total tax and then you have access to the money - not in your company but in your private bank account.
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    Malta or Bulgaria?

    Is this a problem though? My accounting program does all of that automatically, and I'm not even in Bulgaria. I mean, accounting systems download fx data, and the items have an English and local name. Problem solved? This seems made out to be a bigger problem than it should be. What I do like...
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    Which (EU) country is lenient wrt "fringe benefits"

    As an example, travel expenses in some countries are tax-free according to a government approved "assumed cost of living" in the given country. If you don't expense more than this, you don't need to provide receipts etc. The "assumed cost of living" can be very different from country to...
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    Nevis Multiform Foundation LLC

    https://nia.gov.kn/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/RegulationsFinalGazette_2.pdf
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    Which (EU) country is lenient wrt "fringe benefits"

    If I wanted to start a (subsidiary) company - not for the sake of making a profit, but to be able to deduct what is really personal expenses on the company - which country would you choose? So the corporate tax rate isn't very important, but for example being able to deduct (mostly personal)...
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    New Latvia 0% corporate tax - like Estonia

    More information: New corporate income tax in Latvia. How to benefit from it?
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    New Latvia 0% corporate tax - like Estonia

    Did anyone notice that Latvian companies now pay 0% corporate tax?
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    Romanian micro-company

    Unlikely, that would be illegal in EU.

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