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Interested also. Taking a place in thread...

I'm not USA. So Zurich KB only accepts for investments (not cash) > 100K. Same for Geneva KB. PF, Basel KB and Credit Suisse are a flat 'No' unless you have an address and/or relationship to Switzerland. What happened? So basically kicked off the country 'we don't want your cash' unless you...

Out of the blue I received a termination letter from PF after many years with them. They will transfer my funds wherever I say and close everything??!! Now I need to find a new place. It's all legal funds so wtf? Any first hand experience for Swiss KB that will accept domiciled abroad and have...

Read forum on HK, apparently not such a good idea and you have to fight back the 0 tax every year at a considerable cost.

Similar situation here. What you are describing the tax man will not accept in any way. I am sure you are aware of that. So you will be 100% relying on bank/emi secrecy which won't let you sleep well imo as at any point things may change and they will report you. Also your customers, depending...

Well, I have been giving this a thought and I don't see how to make it work. Sooner or later, as I read in this forum, a new law will go through in Europe where you will have to inform of all cpys you own etc So the moment you mention the UK Ltd you will get taxed to death. If you move money...

Andorra is interesting. But mileage will vary wildly depending on your tax res. and any double taxation agreements etc

Hi, first and foremost thanks for taking the time to reply. I see somebody in a similar situation here so I will use that thread meanwhile. Yes I am aware And and Gib may raise flags. UK & Swiss no idea who could I contact that would lend themselves to such agreement. Unless I owned the cpy...

Aha I'm in a similar situation. Non UK tax resident + Spanish tax resident. Going from my ignorance you set up a UK ltd and you won't get taxed there. But then the Spanish tax man comes around: 1- Did you get a salary from that cpy? yes hence you pay the massive Spanish taxes so you win nothing...

Hi, can't login, registering again :shrug: say you earn 100K and above which gets taxed 45%-ish in Spain. Is there a legal way to get payed 20K over 5y and pay at a much lower tax rate %? - An LLC + dividends doesn't work as tax man tells you you're cheating. Dead end - A foreign LLC neither...