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Thank you, sent a message to them to see if they would be able to receive SEK. How "safe" is Bankera, considering some people have had trouble with them, as read in other threads?

I assume that is what what I have with Wise. An account that can hold SEK, but it is not possible to wire in SEK to that account unless it is marked with a reference. Their EURO account cannot either receive SEK, it has to be EURO. If that is what you mean, then in this case no, it will not work.

Hi, I have a corp in Sweden that needs to receive SEK wires. Currently this has worked out in EURO with Wise, but they do not offer to receive SEK and customer will not pay in EURO anymore. I have been in contact with several banks in Sweden, but they all give me a hard time and different...

If a EU-citizen, but not resident, would need an European address to be used when applying for a bank account in the same country or any other EU country, what country would be smoothest? Success attributes: - buying apartment/house for a fair low amount just for the purpose (only to be used...

Yes, of course, but if you sell the share...you would need to buy new shares...and sell...and buy... With dividends you just buy more shares and thus more dividends is generated - which seems to me be the easier way to passive income.

But isn't the whole point to receive dividends...? If a corporation has no profit, no dividends are paid out, so why have stocks in that company?

"even if the countries were the same" = even if the income tax would be the same., is what I meant

There could be many incentives apart from income tax, for example political/freedom of speech, family ties, religion, culture, healthcare, crime, etc. Norway vs UAE is only a very small portion of countries available in the world and it's up to whomever to choose as they wish. I would still...

And then let's spice it up with some cryptocurrency...that can add an interesting twist to it all. Although it's fairly new as a concept and it can be hard to comprehend its impact on all situations, it is maturing and becoming more and more accepted. That is another "threat" for the politicians...

That is under the assumption that all countries/governments are equal. But paying the same income tax everywhere doesn't mean, for example, that high crime countries become just as attractive as the ones with low crime (unless you fancy high crime countries from the beginning...).

Why? If everyone pays the same everywhere, why would these countries be the most popular, unless the freedom to live anywhere is reduced by financial reasons? Will the really wealthy (and/or with power) be the only ones to have real choices in regards to life quality?

Interesting what happens when everybody is paying the same, corp. income tax and personal income tax, all over the world. There will be a group that will be making good profit managing government in that country (or countries) but there will be the question from the citizen - "what do I get for...

How is Cyprus, Malta and Estonia reputation, when it comes to being "shady" tax havens in the context of money transfers from other European countries (banks and tax authorities)? Eg. will the bank account "survive" any transfers to an Estonia, Cyprus or Malta bank, and not getting closed?

Which country in the European Union (EU), would be best suited for a holding company, if you would consider making dividends to a United States of America tax resident? USA tax resident could be either corp or personal, whatever suites the purpose of low or none tax withholding. Anyone with...

US-residents/tax payers - no go, no account creation. Asked via live chat on FlowBank website.

Sorry, what I was replying on was on "Hungary also has just 10% US WHT on dividends". If the company is only holding stocks and can prove it's a strict holding company it should be fine.

Nice bonus, but would most probably be taxed higher in the US due to new tax rules as of 2017 for foreign us tax residents but not citizens. Still, would be a great option if settling down in for example Panama (utilizing friendly nation) until US tax residency is mitigated, then have the...

Spain looks actually quite interesting. Does anyone know how much it cost's to incorporate a holding company in Spain? Anyone with experience - any advice?

When it comes to dividends between companies in the same group, that are tax free distributed within EU companies, how would that work for Switzerland (since Switzerland is not in the EU)?

Hi, I'm looking to incorporate a holding company in Europe which would be able to receive (no taxed) dividends from other corporations in other countries. It has to be a EU country that can receive/transfer dividends to other corporation in other countries in Europe to omit the dividend tax...