Best EU country for paying taxes ?

[tacokai]

Romanian micro company or Dubai company with banking - works well

 

[flashbang]

I was thinking about Hungary too. What do you think about that ?

That seems better than Romania.

 

[omslegal]

The main condition - shareholders (not UBOs!) don't control 50+% of other Lithuanian or foreign company.‍

 

[Don]

Bulgaria is 10%‍ CIT. The total tax rate with dividend withholding tax would be 14.5%

 

[Ads911]

No, it's profit, not revenue.

 

[Forester]

Are you sure? Would you‌ mind to provide some source?

 

[Ads911]

It's written everywhere, it is the normal corporate tax rate; it is just reduced for‍ "small companies." from 19% to 9%.

 

[Forester]

Well, I was just‍ questioning the methodology of defining the threshold for “a small company” – I was convinced⁠ that it is really derived from the revenue, not from the profit. See for example⁤ here Poland Tax Overview | Guide 2022 (the first link in English that I found⁣ now).

 

[Ads911]

well it says revenue, it's⁤ the standard corporate tax rate, nothing to do with the Romanian CIT of 1.2%

sorry my first comment I mixed︁ profit with revenue.

Anyway it is the standard corporate tax rate on company income

I see there is confusion; let︅ me explain myself clearly ahaha

For the Romanian micro company, you pay 1.2% on your︆ gross income, so you cannot deduct expenses.

For the Polish company, it's the standard corporate︇ tax rate, and you pay 9% on your income minus expenses.

Ok, I read what you said again; you were︌ right; it's 2.000000 EUR of revenue, the limit to access that tax rate.

I was︍ focusing on what you pay taxes on and the difference with the Romanian micro company.︎

I got what you meant now.

 

[Forester]

🙂 OK