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My customers' feedback is always the same: they dont want to have nothing to do with companies based in Fiscal Heavens or strange jurisdictions. Yes, it's a broad definition but if base your company in a country as UK or US, no customer will ever complain about that. More difficult is to...

In Europe or in EU??? This could make a big difference. Also, where the "big income" will come from? A private person? A company? From wich country? There are many aspects to take into account before doing the right choice

As mentioned before, situations might be similar but not the same. Same thoings is for the setup. More than happy to share it via PM

@clemens said it right!!! It is your company, better invest the right amount instead of saving money for something that might end up being a huge problem. "If you pay peanuts, you get monkeys"

The suggestion to speak with an accountant is definitely key here. Just be sure to get the right one. My situation is "similar" to yours, with of course some exceptions: - I do sell services to customers in Europe and US; - I've a UK LTD with a non-resident status (I'm a EU citizen not resident...

Your setup (in the way you described it) is valid to apply as Non-Resident UK with zero corporate tax, no VAT, no reporting etc

There are plenty of companies provising this. How have you incorporated your UK Ltd? Possibly the same agent can provide you also Nominee Services. Or a basic google search "nominee director services uk ltd" will provide you some excellent result. Before going with any company, check their...

@uplana / @EuroKiss you both guys spotted correctly. UK Gov. indications are clear. If people continue to say differently, they are possibly blind. And it's true, is all about "not generating a lot of waves when sailing in the tax ocean". The lower you flight, lower are the chances that tax...

Oh yes, there are many ways to do it. I took the easy (and cheap) path. Someone may be willing to pay way more to achieve this.

Well, since many years they say this will be changing, it will be more difficult and other bla bla bla. It's 10 years i'm doing it and it's still working.

Well, this time lesson learned ;) We don't like to repeat several times the same things .... we consider it "wasting of time" ;)

Sorry to say but you'd read the full discussion. It has been explained HOW IT WORKS!!!! Again, ZERO TAXES paid by me and my UK LTD.

Stripe are easy for the customers paying via credit card. And yes, unfortunately, fees are on you except if you want to charge it to your customers. TW i'm not an expert as I don't use it so .... cannot say anything here. I only receive money via Bank Transfer (IBAN Based Account). Questions on...

You got it!!! ;)

Sorry to say but you really don't know what you are talking about (no offence). Maybe reading the following link will help you. Clearly explained at point 1 directly by the HMRC https://www.gov.uk/government/publi...-of-companies-that-are-not-resident-in-the-uk

Thanks for the clarification. What i wanted to say with my previous comment ("Anyway, residency has no impact on the type of setup I've in place") is that based on what I've in place, my residence has no impact. It works even if you are based in somewhere Africa, US or elsewhere. That's it ;-)

Uhm!!! If you say so. Since 10 years my setup is in place and ZERO taxes have been paid. I cannot deduct any cost or expense incurred bu the company but as my business is purely consulting, my company costs are zero. I pay the yearly registration fee at Company House ((275 GBP). That's all...

I'm EU Citizen not resident in EU. Anyway, residency has no impact on the type of setup I've in place.

As every good consultants says "it depends" ;-) Feel free to get in touch via PM

Taxes? What's this? :cool: The UK Ltd. is not officially registered in my name and I'm the hidden owner. This extra service allows me to not be visible and paying zero taxes.