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Of course yes. If you employ someone locally, what other substance do you need to justify?

Why not in Bangladesh? I heard they have a "state-of-art" freelancer visa.

Use a nominee director, or nominee owner.

You don't have enough difficulties in your business? Is doing business with Russian nationality a kind of new challenge for you? Because personally I do not see a single advantage in having Russian nationality.

That's fine, but know that your LLC is a transparent entity. It is deemed to be tax resident in the country of residence of its owner. So if in your country of residence you are taxed at 0% it is good.

Given that 99% of companies in the UAE are now taxed at 9%, my question is the following for those who have decided not to contribute to the new Sheikh's Yacht and therefore leave the UAE. What are your future setups, and in which country will you incorporate your company now? And why did you...

Ok I am French too. If you are looking for a country where you can open a business, you have plenty of them that are better without France pissing you off (Bahamas, BVI, Vanuatu, Anguilla, Cayman Islands...). For example Vanuatu, you open a company there, you hire a part-time employee, it will...

Buy gold and bury it in your garden. Or withdraw cash.

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Yes and no. I advise you to forget the European Union, and especially France, even its overseas territories. I'd rather go to the Bahamas instead of you. A company opened in Saint-Martin is tax resident in Saint-Martin if it has a registered office there. You can find virtual offices I think...

LLCs are "pass-through entities", therefore transparent entities. Corporate taxation takes place at the level of the owner of the LLC, in the owner's country of residence. The LLC is deemed tax resident in the owner's country of residence, so in your case, Costa Rica, at a rate of 30%. If Costa...

Almost impossible. If it is for a company, Multipass may open it.

Yes you can go live there without any problem as an EU citizen. Saint-Martin is part of the European Union, you pay there in €. If you have a company in Saint-Martin that derives its income from international markets and you pay yourself dividends, yes you will be at 0% tax. No Saint-Martin...

Yes, if you rent a residential apartment, you can make it your head office, but you need the owner's consent. Be careful, it is not because Toulon has a ZFU that the office is necessarily in ZFU. Here is the list: SIG Politique de la Ville click on "Carte" to see the map of the ZFUs of each...

Yes online banking with digipass. I can recommend MCB (Mauritius Commercial Bank) which is in many African countries (Madagascar, South Africa, Kenya...). I recommend also Absa (subsidiary of Barclays) which is a big South African bank present in many countries.

Malta definitely. You don't even have to go through an embassy and apply for Schengen visa. From your country you contact the Malta Residence and Visa Unit and they issue you the residence permit remotely. It's called Freelance Visa.

I would also like to know what the country was. In Madagascar, Société Générale is very modern, there is online banking and a very efficient mobile application. About the long queues, here Société Générale only opens for local people if they earn 4 times the minimum salary which means that the...

Yes, you must reside for 5 years to avoid paying taxes. During these 5 years, you pay the same rate as you would pay in France. For the company not to pay taxes, the company must either have been open for 5 years or have a director who has been a resident of Saint-Barth for 5 years. The biggest...

Yes, that's it, the bankers don't have a lot of customers, so they have esteem for us. Personally I am talking about the account of our local subsidiary, I keep my money outside Madagascar to avoid it being requalified by Madagascar Tax Service, even if this is the laziest tax service in the...

Yes, you're right, but in any case I'm going to get out of the UAE. Wise, which is attached to my US company. No problem with them, I even have a bank card. They do regular checks but no problems. Wise has nothing to do with UAE business. I also have an account at Bank of America, but a lot of...