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Social contributions in Cyprus
Thx. No cap ? What's the minimum wage in Cyprus ?- pucecacou
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Social contributions in Cyprus
Could you please detail the level of the social contributions in Cyprus ?- pucecacou
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Confused about Bulgaria setup
Hum ok. An accountant from VEDA ended to tell me the opposite, that 10% would be paid in Bulgaria with 5% dividends, given that Andorra is not EU/EEA- pucecacou
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Social contributions in Romania and Bulgaria
Thx. I'd sell goods though. Is your material as relevant ?- pucecacou
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Social contributions in Romania and Bulgaria
Llease complete my info. I'm in the blue. In Romania, the social contributions are taxed at 10% with a cap on the basis of 2677 RON monthly or yearly ? If monthly, then it actually costs more than the maximum applied in Andorra which is funny and off. In Bulgaria, the social contributions are...- pucecacou
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Romania 1 to 3% cap gains tax on share sales, crypto from 1 Jan 2023.
About 10% capital gains on crypto, can you offset the losses ?- pucecacou
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Confused about Bulgaria setup
That DTT appears more to be a declaration of intent than something concrete in progress but thanks for sharing this open door.- pucecacou
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Confused about Bulgaria setup
I've received contradictory information from a local accounting firm in Bulgaria and what I read from Deloitte tax guide highlights & PwC papers on WHT , or let's say my interpretation of the these summaries is approximate case : - SLU in Andorra (LLC), tax resident in Andorra as an individual...- pucecacou
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Romania micro company tax rules change announced today
So 1% or 16% but no more 3% ? Hum what's the catch with the "20% consultancy rule" ? Can anyone explain what does it consist and why it's a bummer ? Only briefly heard of it. Cheers- pucecacou
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CSPs covering Bulgaria
Can you please redommend CSPs for that country ? Firstly, economical yet reliable ones with minimalistic packages, then secondly, higher reputation with broader servicing / assistance (I only know Vistra) ? Thanks in advance- pucecacou
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Romania micro company tax rules change announced today
The 3% rate of the micro company with no employee is dumped already ?- pucecacou
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Trading crypto - which country?
You've got 2 different residency status (active / international business & passive) which allow you to pass 275 days abroad...- pucecacou
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recommended CSPs for Romania
Can you please CSPs for that country ? Firstly, economical yet reliable ones, then secondly, higher reputation with broader servicing / assistance ? Thanks- pucecacou
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EMI for UAE company?
Any chance for CDB to be crypto-friendly ? And what about ADCB, ADIB or FAB ?- pucecacou
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- Forum: Offshore Bank & EMI Accounts
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Moneycorp..!
Is Moneycorp crypto friendly like Turicum is in Gibraltar ?- pucecacou
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- Forum: Offshore Bank & EMI Accounts
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Jurisdictions with 4% <= CIT < 10%
https://lawstrust.com/en/offshore-company-formation/barbadosSo this should be a crappy partner at $1620 /yr ? Thanks for your input @Sols. Will contact Sygnum, Mt Pelerin, Condensat technologies in Switzerland & others. Bankera already said no, not a good sign indeed. Edit: Mt Pelerin just...- pucecacou
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Jurisdictions with 4% <= CIT < 10%
Oh my bad, Moldova's WHT is at 6% Any reasonably economical (yet reliable) CSP for Barbados to make it worthwhile ? Edit: looks like banking in general for Barbados is complicated. In need of a crypto friendly option on top Last edited: Nov 20, 2022- pucecacou
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Jurisdictions with 4% <= CIT < 10%
That's perfect since as a prop trader, I'm not subject to VAT. How are the dividends taxed in these 2 countries / setups ? Anyone can recommend CSPs for Moldovia & Lithuania ? Will get in touch Apparently, dividends are tax exempt in Moldovia. Well, in Andorra too :) 15% for Lithuania Last...- pucecacou
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Jurisdictions with 4% <= CIT < 10%
WHT ? The andorran law stipulates you're exempt from local CIT so that means double taxation, if paying a minimum of 4% CIT abroad already- pucecacou
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- Forum: Offshore Bank & EMI Accounts