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Hi @Vince Apologies - I somehow missed your comment and just read it today when I logged into my account. We've pretty much given up on the Portugal/Malta option, and are just considering Malta (as you suggest). Interested in knowing a little bit more about how you decide what % of profits...

Hi @Fred - thought id post a short update on a recent line of thought for our structure: We are juggling the idea of maintaining all Spain operations under the Spain company, but create a holding company in Malta (which would be the 100% owner of the Spanish company). This would I think...

Thanks Fred - We sell directly through our own website (like most medium/high pret-a-porter labels), so the Amazon FBA example you highlighted wouldn't be relevant in our case. From your experience and the little I have talked about our current set up, are there any other viable options you...

Your last phrase made me smile as well.. it's incredible how the EU have the resources to make things happen yet we manage to get so much of it wrong. My doubt was actually whether a company based in Dubai can take goods from a vendor in India, get the goods delivered directly to a warehouse in...

Fred, I am sorry to hear about your €10k fiasco. Your insight is proving to be invaluable - we were just steps away from sitting with tax and legal advisors to study the structure and hopefully move forward. My main concern about facilitating the E-Commerce business through Dubai is in...

Hi Fred Thanks ever so much for taking the time to reply. PayPal and Stripe are indeed important since combined they process +95% of our payments - if what you highlight is the case then it rules out Malta completely. Aside from the high-tax countries, would you know if there any other...

Hi I have a fashion business with both wholesale (B2B) and online (BTC) operations, which I run from a high corporate tax country. I am looking to spin-out the online business and run it from a new company in Malta, and relocate to Portugal under the NHR scheme in order to benefit from the 5%...