Romanian micro-company
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So on 1mil EUR turnover I pay 30,000 euro a year? And I would have to pay that regardless of whether I made any profit or not on that turnover. It just means that the tax system is not suitable for certain activity such as forex, crypto trading or low margin business unless you are 100% sure you will make a profit greater than 3% with no surprise losses.
Example: I make a loss on 1mil euro turnover in forex trading and yet︀ still having to pay 30,000 euros in taxes. Am I wrong?
Example: I make a loss on 1mil euro turnover in forex trading and yet︀ still having to pay 30,000 euros in taxes. Am I wrong?
and how do you withdraw money from company ?
you earn 50k, pay tax of 1500 and what happens with 48.5k which are there ? can you just withdraw them in ATM ? or what do you have to do ?
I tried contacting several Romanian accountants but they are very lazy in replying. Does anyone have personal experience with this ? on how this can be leveraged vs for example estonia where you pay tax only when you withdraw money ?
you earn 50k, pay tax of 1500 and what happens with 48.5k which are there ? can you just withdraw them in ATM ? or what do you have to do ?
I tried contacting several Romanian accountants but they are very lazy in replying. Does anyone have personal experience with this ? on how this can be leveraged vs for example estonia where you pay tax only when you withdraw money ?
This sounds like a better alternative to Belize & Seychelles now while these two jurisdictions have been blacklisted by the Cyprus banks. Wonder if it is possible to open accounts in Cyprus for a Romanian company. I will have to do some research on this.
Anyway, I assume that the tax regulations that apply are the same as in any EU country. So private income, money you take out of the company, has to be taxed in your home country. This would mean that only if you keep the money in your company you may avoid taxes.
What privacy does Romania offer? nominees, other?
Anyway, I assume that the tax regulations that apply are the same as in any EU country. So private income, money you take out of the company, has to be taxed in your home country. This would mean that only if you keep the money in your company you may avoid taxes.
What privacy does Romania offer? nominees, other?
why would you need cyprus bank ? since you have to report these money it doesnt matter ? for any european company you can have bank account in any eropean bank without problem.
and yes it seems that money you keep in company are fine but when you pay yourself you have to pay either dividend tax or employee tax. Also if you leave them in company and you decide to close your company, you have to tax them at that point.
they have private company register so you are kind of covered but not from authorities. I am currently in talks with 10 companies︀ specialized in accounting in romania and I must say .. those people are very lazy︁ in responding.
and yes it seems that money you keep in company are fine but when you pay yourself you have to pay either dividend tax or employee tax. Also if you leave them in company and you decide to close your company, you have to tax them at that point.
they have private company register so you are kind of covered but not from authorities. I am currently in talks with 10 companies︀ specialized in accounting in romania and I must say .. those people are very lazy︁ in responding.
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