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Correct - multiple complicated options!

In theory maybe, but in practice........

Yes! Broadly

My Singapore Companies cost me <US$3,000 per annum each and with monies kept outside Singapore zero tax. Singapore is also outstanding as an acceptable legislation which does not prompt any questions. As CaptK says the Structure behind the company is what's important.

Nothing beats a Singapore company!

What Nomad 999 says is the best advice!

Be careful - theoretically, if you are a Thai resident any income you bring into Thialand is taxable, though capital can be brought in tax-free.

Agreed!

My account is three years old and seven figures through it annually with no problems; occasionally they want extra information

If you are legitimate you will have no problems with TW

A problem that gets worse every year!

user9823671 how would naming your (new) country do anything to exposing you ? The answer is probably nothing but why would I take the chance when my tax-free status is worth a lot of money to me (at least 7 figures)? I try to be helpful to my fellow members of this forum (we all help each...

Grump Mess, I don't want to be difficult but, although I have professional tax advice to confirm my position, I would rather not answer that question openly as I Like to stay below the radar!

You may be right about the FX rates but generally my clients and suppliers are happy and I don't have the time to waste on negotiating FX rates for them (I would rarely get the benefit of improved FX rates)! As you say they make little on same currency transfers but my business is a good mix so...

It is a good question - my country of residence does not apply CFC rules and even if it did it is doubtful if they would apply to the specific business situation(s) involved

I have used TW for 3 years, multiple currencies hundreds of payments, large and small with minimal problems; the minimal problems only arose through not carefully reading their instructions/restrictions which can be a little strange. Only one payment ever rejected - I sent a transfer to a...

A Singapore company without a Singapore bank account is a great option

15 years ago I sold my business in the UK and paid 7 figures in tax to the inland revenue. I then established residence in a new country that taxes territorially (i.e. only on income earned locally or brought into the country) and notified the UK authorities of my new (foreign) address and asked...

As a matter of fact, I have e-residency (although I live far from Estonia) and I found it very easy to form a company in Estonia and open a bank account, maybe because all my activities are totally legitimate and above board and I pay all applicable taxes and I appeared at the bank in person. I...

form a company and open a bank account