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@JohnLocke no, mostly travel for a few months at a time in various places and avoid being chased by an EU tax office since I will not be there but not have a stable residence.

Thanks @Clearsky Network I was concerned that it may just be incorporation agents making promises trying to sell.

Is there any country that has territorial or no taxation where it's easy for EU citizens to get a residence (without investment) in 2024 where you don't need to physically spend much time there? Thailand would be attractive even for spending time there but seems complicated from the visa point...

Hi, A few incorporation agents recommended BVI to me and said it's easy to bank which I have some doubts about. Are there any decent banking options, preferably EMIs? I would need one to support AUD preferably and no crazy FX fees. Is substance/accounting and yearly paperwork needed for...

@wanderingcloud I can recommend Singapore, first 3 years you have startup tax exemption which means about 4.5% tax on the first 200k SGD, then you have the Partial Tax Exemption which gets you top 8.5% for the first 200k SGD IRAS | Corporate Income Tax Rate, Rebates & Tax Exemption Schemes which...

I used Sleek for Singapore and they are alright, had some hiccups but not major, they tried to improve issues over time. They also do Hong Kong. Maybe you can take al look at them too.

Thanks @sinos I don't live in a country with territorial taxation (spain) at the moment, is there a list of such countries in the EU and worldwide on this forum or somewhere.

@Marzio , @Asterion these IP box options however seem to be an option if you are selling your own product/IP but not so much if working on a client's product or being paid for developing custom software by a third party since it's not your IP or am I mistaken?

@Xshore have you considered asking IRS directly to clarify? They have a chat on the website and probably other means of contact too.

@Cloudbanck I do live in such a country at the moment. Would paying a low salary/dividends and apart from that making expenses via company debit card be deemed illegal/grey ? Between US LLC and UAE which is more permissive with company expenses? I know at least Singapore and Hong Kong a lot of...

@banafinfodafuggiano you will be taxed in Singapore for foreign income, it is tax exempt only if it has already been taxed in a different jurisdiction. Here is the IRS explanation to it, their website it quite detailed Companies Receiving Foreign Income

@Marzio I checked and unfortunately the EU country I reside in treats LLCs as transparent so unless I change my residence I would need to declare and pay tax here on all profits of the LLC due to its pass-through nature. @sinos can you please recommend a service provider for UAE to discuss...

Thanks @Cloudbanck , it looks like the US LLC is the preferred option here. Would you know how the income is treated in this case? I've read that the LLC is a pass through so the income actually belongs to the person/persons behind the LLC not to the company itself (like in case of a PTE LTD in...

Thanks for the info guys, I was looking for something that can preferably be set up remotely with zero tax, I am already using a low tax jurisdiction but I was thinking that I could save more on the annual costs of corporate service providers and tax. I was looking into the caribbean like BVI...

Hi, can someone recommend a good zero-tax option for a software development/consultancy company? I need something that can have access to a reliable bank/EMI without crazy fees. As far as I've read online most zero tax jurisdictions have issues with bank accounts/EMIs. Also is there any...