Many countries take advance income tax quarterly for example Costa Rica, Honduras, Trindad and Tobago, Philippines, Singapore, Malta, etc
Many countries take advance income tax quarterly for example Costa Rica, Honduras, Trindad and Tobago, Philippines, Singapore, Malta, etc
Luckily, we are not from those places like you. 😛Nw1 said:
Many countries take advance income tax quarterly for example Costa Rica, Honduras, Trindad and Tobago, Philippines, Singapore, Malta, etc
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This would be case if the related foreign country has PE rules in their tax code and follows them to the T, which is the case for most expensive yearly cost options which have lots of regulation and enforcement. And US is a place that would enforce all that quite closely so reluctant on setting up there as their tax code is well written and lots of regulationsdaniels27 said:
No, he is right. Your company gets taxed where it has a PE and that is your home in this case. The only way around this, is having a director elsewhere that manages the company.
If you do not care about this, then use a US LLC and you will be hapy.
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Lol where are u setup?
Yes, so where do you live now?Nw1 said:
This would be case if the related foreign country has PE rules in their tax code and follows them to the T, which is the case for most expensive yearly cost options which have lots of regulation and enforcement. And US is a place that would enforce all that quite closely so reluctant on setting up there as their tax code is well written and lots of regulations
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I collect bank accounts, sim cards, companies. Trying all once. I am still trying to help you. But to be fairly honst, even in Estonia, you had to do accounting and maybe even an audit if your turnover is accurate. How much did you end up paying with your Estonia setup? I can then look for a viable solution. If you tell me where you are based, it would help as I can then further look into viable routes. You can PM if you want.
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This would be case if the related foreign country has PE rules in their tax code and follows them to the T, which is the case for most expensive yearly cost options which have lots of regulation and enforcement. And US is a place that would enforce all that quite closely so reluctant on setting up there as their tax code is well written and lots of regulations
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I want a no PE rule or low PE rule enforcement region as company revenue and earning needs be seperate from me, UBO etc can be me no need be anonymousdaniels27 said:
Yes, so where do you live now?
I collect bank accounts, sim cards, companies. Trying all once. I am still trying to help you. But to be fairly honst, even in Estonia, you had to do accounting and maybe even an audit if your turnover is accurate. How much did you end up paying with your Estonia setup? I can then look for a viable solution. If you tell me where you are based, it would help as I can then further look into viable routes. You can PM if you want.
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The landscape is constantly changing and there is always more people who are more in the know so looking to learn and implementJustAnotherNomad said:
I see you are an expert. Not sure why you are asking here then.
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What audit are we talking about here?Nw1 said:
I want a no PE rule or low PE rule enforcement region as company revenue and earning needs be seperate from me, UBO etc can be me no need be anonymous
Estonia yearly cost is like $150 state annual report, $80 audit costs, there are the repeating costs
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Accounting 3rd party
What does that mean?
You asked about audit I replied about it
Wish it would be that easy, cost would be much cheaper too. Using a registered international audit firm that holds related accounting qualifications and aware of related accounting/tax rules of country, simply bundle up all new companies to same firm get discount for new entities since lower transaction volumedaniels27 said:
$80 audit. You mean, you paid a Pakistani guy on fiverr to do your accounting and fall under the audit requirements and the Estonian government did not check?
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So, we are not talking about 1 Estonian company but 1000? One for all your friends and the girls in the harem?Nw1 said:
Wish it would be that easy, cost would be much cheaper too. Using a registered international audit firm that holds related accounting qualifications and aware of related accounting/tax rules of country, simply bundle up all new companies to same firm get discount for new entities since lower transaction volume
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No no lol I meant when make another new company in new country or same country then give that business to same audit firm and get deal to reduce audit cost for itdaniels27 said:
So, we are not talking about 1 Estonian company but 1000? One for all your friends and the girls in the harem?
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Many things can work. But an audit for $80? Maybe enlighten us how and where you get this? I mean normally they even charge more for photocopies.
This I will keep confidential 🙂daniels27 said:
Ok, then how many companies are you giving to them that they do it for $80?
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