Offshore car company: Slovakia or other?

[4747]

Hi,

Maybe one of you has a recommendation for someone setting up companies in Slovakia (or any other country)?
Mercedes S-Class from German dealership - in my country there is an excise tax of 18.6% on >2-liter engines.
I am also willing to buy a car without VAT 🙂

Feel free to contact me. We will definitely make a deal 😀

 

[Forester]

Any decent Slovak lawyer or even‍ accountant can do this for you, when we talk about Slovakia. In general, it differs⁠ across countries; you should say where it should actually be.

I am not sure whether I understand well – what do you want to achieve? To⁢ trade with cars, as the thread title suggests, or just to buy one car for︀ some company, or what?

 

[aniglo22]

He probably wants to⁣ avoid paying polish duty tax and register it on the company .

 

[daniels27]

Yes. He can read more here:
https://www.offshorecorptalk.com/threads/registering-a-car-offshore.44688/
We recently‍ had a discussion about this.

 

[Forester]

May be 🙂
But let's wait for his answer 😉

 

[4747]

Yes exactly,‌ I want to bypass duty tax in PL, and preferably buy a car without VAT‍ from a German dealer for corporate-private use.
In general, I'd like to make some purchases⁠ for this newly created entity, but I'm wondering what directions to focus on - Slovakia,⁤ maybe some other directions?
I see in Poland a lot of nice cars on Czech⁣ registrations, but as far as I know recently conditions in this country have changed a⁢ bit (regarding VAT), so I thought about Slovakia, but maybe you know other directions.

In general, besides taxes, it is also about availability of models. Cool, ready-made configurations are hard︀ to find in Poland and because of customs and stamp duties I am discouraged from︁ making such purchases 😀

 

[Forester]

Well, in such a case be advised that there is no legal way to achieve this.‍ Any other solutions that it is possible to see somewhere are out of the legal⁠ framework, and as such are not accepted for a discussion here according to the forum⁤ rules.

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