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Any recommendations for someone trusted who offers services such as assistance for applications for NDR residency in cyprus, company registration, bank account opening, and, possibly (if needed, i'm not sure how complex this is to do alone) accounting?

Yes they say it should be rented, but renting abroad is normally not easy, so i guess it's ok to rent on the cheap side. And typically such rent will mostly be used to cover the costs of such an estate (state taxes plus running taxes such as building shared costs). Alternately couldn't i simply...

Not currently resident in italy, but my question was that: - can i have substance in estonia without being resident, but only e-resident? thinking now about those services creating a private limited with an office and some person of reference - can i buy real estate with the company profits...

so in principle for a year or two i could avoid to get a salary out ( i mean i could, by paying 20% to estonian gov on dividends), and live off savings or by doing some extra job invoiced in my country of residence for which i would pay taxes there. What do you mean with "you need substance...

i can go back before 3 months expires, and in fact it's what i do. So i think i am OK wrt to B. In fact, if they would ever complain, my employer is OK with me working remotely. As i wrote, i am doing it only for convenience of teamworking (and it costs me money, so i would also save by not...

Thanks hernanday for your thorough explanation. One further question: what if Bob's clients were foreign clients? So Bob wouldn't be invoicing anyone in either his country of residence or the country where the bank account is incorrectly "residenced".

Thanks, very helpful reply. Given the proofs of tickets, i suppose i won't need to have a stable rental contract like GrumpyMess was suggesting?

Thanks for the clarification! In my case the customer is actually american, the EU part is only a local office where i would work for convenience. How acceptable normally is to move the residency to another place without canceling the previous one, so that it's much easier to have a business...

Thanks for the reply. so Bob has notified his country of birth that he has emigrated, and that's why A isn't asking Bob to pay taxes. From what Bob can tell, B isn't aware of the accounts. in fact, i was incorrect before, some money (always with saldo < 100k$) were moved on that account (like...

i will have to read the provided docs, but i think in my case cyprus might work. i would stay in B to work for convenience, but it's not a necessity. So it the question matches the title :-)

Thank you! i will check your guide. Thinking about it, this sounds a quite interesting idea. I wonder how the 60days are counted though. Does Cyprus complain if one such resident happens to stay there for only 30 days, for example? do they require yearly proofs of stays?

Thanks, something to consider as soon as i can do it. Even though, as it seems, the country where i live has a quite evil law that if a resident expatriates, he or she has to continue paying taxes in the country for 3 years, if the other country has a lower taxation. Something along these lines...

so with cyprus, would i have to change my residency to cyprus, right?

I would expect to generate between 10 and 20k$ per month

Why isn't easy to come back with money? If you were legally residing abroad, where you earned your money, and you decide to immigrate back into EU, the law says you should move all your capital to your EU country of residence. So what problem would there be in complying with the law?

Hi, so I live in a EU CRS country, A. I'm in the process of starting my own freelancing business that will take me to work in an office in country B, EU, for many days a year. In total i could manage to stay < 180 days/year in either country, by working remotely from some country C. Clearly it's...

Here's a question i've not been able to find answer for. Bob is European. Let's say Belgian, or German. In fact it doesn't even have to be european, as long as his citizenship belongs to a country currently member of the CRS. Bob opened a bank account in 2002 in this country. 5 years after bob...