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    Setting up a company but where ?

    Transferwise can work for UK Ltd Others you may want to try: Bunq, Fire.com, Paysera, epayments
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    UK LTD Taxation have a question?

    In general terms you have more liabilities with an LLP than with a LTD, but less than with a general partnership. Basically the LLP was invented to save the asses of the PWCs and Deloittes of this world.
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    Setting up a company but where ?

    No SWIFT in, No SWIFT out or neither? If neither ... how do they get $ to HK?
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    How reliable would you rate Fidor Bank in Germany to be?

    They seem to have gone "Germany only" on the company accounts.
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    New Zealand LLP Reviews?

    I believe there are no NZ LLPs, though there are LPs and LLCs. Would be interested to hear more ... in case I am ignorant on this matter.
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    List of Banks, EMI's, Payment processors and BTC to FIAT institutions.

    Currencies are GBP,EUR,USD,CAD,CHF,DKK,HKD,JPY,NOK,SEK,ZAR,AUD,NZD,PLN ... sure would have liked to see more, but better than most single currency solution cards when travelling.
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    List of Banks, EMI's, Payment processors and BTC to FIAT institutions.

    As pointed out earlier ... I do not rely on that statement. In any case the cards seem to be very useful for those that travel internationally ... provided they work as advertised they do solve the nuisance common to other cards ... shitty exchange rates and crazy fees when outside your currency...
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    The list of non CRS countries 2019 - 2025

    Serbia need to be blacklisted http://www.oecd.org/ctp/exchange-of...efforts-against-tax-evasion-and-avoidance.htm
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    Company in republic of Georgia any CRS that apply?

    Why? The DTAs don't seem to include AEOI ... thus would seem to be "better" than any CRS jurisdiciton ... ceteris paribus
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    Bank Of The Bahamas- An Institution Profile

    Banking in Bahamas has become "difficult". at best. BoB does not reply, others refused flatly (but politely) ... best offer was about $10k ... to consider opening an account. All for a Bahamas IBC ... and not even "funny" business.
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    List of Banks, EMI's, Payment processors and BTC to FIAT institutions.

    I asked directly. Answer clear as water. I still behave as if they are, or will be, though ...
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    List of Banks, EMI's, Payment processors and BTC to FIAT institutions.

    No individual IBAN, incoming originating from account in same name only, Europe only, easy onboarding, no reporting, .... and what seems like a very nice multicurrency debit card that shoud be useful to PTs and the like.
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    EMI Provider for Canadian Company?

    http://www.ebury.ca/https://www.currenciesdirect.com/en/info/terms-of-use/canada
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    The list of non CRS countries 2019 - 2025

    I think that is highly situation specific to each one ... I have quite a few there I would consider to bank in that I am certain that very few would even consider
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    The list of non CRS countries 2019 - 2025

    Armenia, Benin, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Cape Verde, Cambodia, Cameroon, Chad, Côte d'Ivoire, Djibouti, Dominican Republic, Egypt, El Salvador, Eswatini, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Gabon, Georgia, Guatemala, Guyana, Haiti, Jamaica, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia...
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    Georgia: Nominee director has theoretically full access to bank account

    Which requires parking approximately how much there?
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    Seek a less expensive accounting firm for UK LTD

    Cheap, good or reputable ... you get to pick one only.
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    What business activity may not be considered high risk by banks?

    Anything by any government ... up to and including 100 year Argentine bonds.
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    HMRC sent letters to individuals with offshore income & assets

    Irrefutable confirmation that the US at least is providing some information under FATCA

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