I did the task of reading (asking AI to summarize the agreement) and you must worry only if:
- You are a sole owner
- You are a foreign company (not only a registered LLC, but with no commercial presence in the USA)
Updating this.
This year Mercury stated asking to have a real US presence: clients, employees, rents.
If you don't plan to have clients from the US, then Mercury will no longer be an option
@berlinerrr Could you elaborate the "employee salary" in Estonia?
I'm planning to open a company there, so I want to know if an owner can also be an employee and if the money paid as an employee counts as dividend or not.
Easy, they charge between 16% and 23% per loan, credit cards charge 16% flat. They don't have floating rates.
However, I don't think the party will last much. 3 years ago, the best rate you could get was 7% (yeah, still pretty good)
Yes and no :)
12K is a regular live in Ecuador, with 24K, you can have a good mid-class life.
You just need to take advantage of deductions, so you just pay around 300 USD each year thu&¤#
Most accountants know nothing about international income :(
She needs to check with many ones to get the correct answer.
However, no matter who she consults to, she must pay taxes. The consults will help her to optimize the payment.