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    I'm self-employed in the UK currently in the 40% income tax bracket. What would you do?

    I agree, I would try Malta if going self employed. Could you be more specific? 'Foreign' meaning from a Portugal perspective? You're saying company. Companies are subject to the corporate tax rate and then paying dividends (which is subject to witholding tax) to the NHR. The proposed solution...
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    I'm self-employed in the UK currently in the 40% income tax bracket. What would you do?

    So to sum it up: OP seems set on Portugal NHR programme. Since that is stricter than most non dom programs he needs to be the non-managing member in an Irish LLP. He needs to do this this year anyway since the NHR is getting cancelled. This time limit AND being a sole proprietor currently saves...
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    I'm self-employed in the UK currently in the 40% income tax bracket. What would you do?

    Thanks for that link! The exit tax you are mentioning is for companies according to your link: 'Exit taxation: to prevent companies from avoiding tax when re-locating assets.' OP says he is self employed so he is free of this burden, isn't he ?
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    I'm self-employed in the UK currently in the 40% income tax bracket. What would you do?

    I thought it was an Irish LLP? Which would make it not a subject of Article 7(2) of ATAD as that is UK? What is your opinion? Would you describe or link what law you are referring to, as I am not familiar with what 'PT law means'? Thanks!
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    I'm self-employed in the UK currently in the 40% income tax bracket. What would you do?

    This actually sounds like the best solution so far. I don't see any reason to further complicate things for the OP with Bulgaria, Cyprus, etc.
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    UK tax minimising

    You could open up shop in Ireland with a 12.5% corporate tax rate if that difference makes it worth it for you. You do need to have local management and control though.

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