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Taiwan should almost be on list ... except for residents in Australia and Japan.

Canada: Service fees Withholding tax may apply to certain payments in respect of services rendered by a non-resident, particularly where the services are rendered in Canada, subject to reduction under an applicable income tax treaty. UK Service fees Certain payments for construction services...

Just for the entertainment value of seeing how you will f**k yourself.

OP rather rude, so I think he deserves to learn in the school of hard knocks. As to your question it is actually answered in the link in each country box under "Service fees": Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, France, India, Israel, Mexico, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Spain, Taiwan...

Not sure why I bother, also the guy has not specified that he is NOT physically present in the jurisdiction he wants to bill to in order to deliver his services. https://www.dlapiperintelligence.co...withholding tax applies,to a person or entity.

Then not much anyone here can do for you I think....

Move from potentially to probably or actually ... then your options will become clearer.

London is your best bet, Ireland, Netherlands or Switzerland would also work but not as good. However that is today, Brexit may cause withholding tax on payment of services such as yours ... nobody really knows how this is going to play out in the end ... and we are likely to stay in a limbo for...

$0.01 ... and that is just my two cents worth

Mercury.co is a fintech company, but not a bank. See "Banking services provided by Evolve Bank & Trust; Member FDIC" at bottom of page.

You may want to try the London branch of your Canadian bank ... Switzerland may also be an option. Payoneer does Euros and has a debit card if memory serves. Mind if I ask type of company and how you went about opening an account in Canada (Assuming you are not resident there)?

Simplified version of #3 .... set up maildrop address ... change the address you have on file with any Financial Insitution to maildrop and wait for next statement. Take Passport and FI statement to desired bank and open account ... only works with those FI that do not insist on utility bill...

https://www.trustpilot.com/review/tide.co Seems bipolar ... either bloody awful or great

Would most likely depend on residency/passport of those 2 directors

Ask your FIs what, if any, reporting they do to IRS, and/or to EU countries. If response is none, then all clear. Beware of your own reporting requirements to the IRS though, they do exist with serious penalties for mistakes or non-reporting. Also whatever you report there may find it's way...

Living in the high tax black zone is worse, .. stress, problems, etc. also the regulations and laws are dramatically changing.. Do not you think so?

No country has a safe banking system.

Let the friend of the friend of your cat know that if he moves to Paraguay he gets to keep all the mice he catches outside Paraguay.

In tax matters the burden of proof tend to be inverted in what you call "first world country", so be prepared to prove your innocence ... or risk your money/freedom if they do not believe you

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