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Do we just have to move the US LLC operations/assets into a UAE freezone then? Are there any way to keep current US LLC structure?

What if you sit in Thailand and do work, wouldn't that count as local Thai income?

Hey guys, what about using a US partnership instead of a LLC?? Dubai taxes partnerships as pass-through, as if it's personal? Is that for US LLC's as well?

Thoughts on this? https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/broken-flag-theory-taxation-digital-nomads-thailand-dr-ulrich-eder/

How would that work from a CFC/PE standpoint with the US LLC? If the freezone income qualifies, will that structure really work?

Bahrain is a tax heaven now, there are no tax laws, so from what I understand you can't be a tax resident of a country tat doesn't have taxes

Hmm in the case of Thailand and crypto, you could use a foreign corp like a US LLC to legally avoid taxes no? Since it's territorial any gains you bring in the next year once distributed is tax free. If you own the crypto yourself, then it should be taxed.. Yes, you're right - sorry, i should...

For US LLC - could one stay just 3 months to get personal tax residency, then operate the US LLC in another country without CFC rules?

This is great news! Is there any source of this where we can see this? Hey, is there anywhere where I can see this ruling? This would be great news. Thank you! Last edited: May 5, 2023

So normally if you operate the US LLC in Dubai - with the new CT rules, if management and control is in UAE, it will be subject to 9% CT. Are you saying if you were to add a UAE freezone branch to the US LLC structure, you could operate/manage the US LLC from within UAE without triggering...

From what I understand (not tax advice): On a Thai elite visa, you don't have a work permit, so you are not allowed to do any work. If you have a foreign company and your entire operation is foreign, then you can bring the funds into the Kingdom tax free, the following calendar year tax free...

Thailand doesn't have CFC rules, so you are allow to manage the company from within Thailand, with your business and team team being foreign.

Thank you, perfect response - so legality-wise, there's not much issue on the banking level? Maybe can get the bank account closed or something?

Hello, I noticed banks in Singapore only support a few residencies. For example, Canadian. What happens if you tell them you are a resident of Canada (if you previously were) but really live in another unsupported country? I guess they are doing it for CRS? Or do they not want a high risk...

From what I understand, Amazon makes you go through a tax interview. If you are a non-resident owner of a US LLC, you can fill out a W8 BEN to avoid withholding. Does that make any sense?

Thanks guys! Just hypothetical, same with Canada, AU, etc- as example with any other residential taxation

I see, hmm I mean, it's kind of like "reverse CFC in this case"? If Person B is basically running the business online without any physical presence... how can the Person B's country prove this PE is there?

I was thinking, how does it work in this case? For example, Person A is the owner of the business. He resides in Cayman Islands. He comes to Germany and opens a bank account there. And registers payment processing under a German address. He hires Person B to manage the business. Person B lives...

It sounds like if that setup works (ie. your exposure is on the c-corp's level) - then you don't need the LLC. You can just push from C-corp to the UBO Am I missing anything?

How will you get the funds from C-Corp to disregarded entity without paying corporate tax on the C-Corp?