Safe nominee director

[CyprusLawyer101]

Best thing is to find a trustworthy professional to guide you through it all. Sit‌ and discuss your requirements and he/she can organize things for you in an agreeable.to you‍ manner. Thinking that you can do your own planning while using services here and there⁠ is not the right way and will likely not get you anywhere.
Talk with some⁤ of them until you decide whixh one you feel more comfortable with.

 

[Hermana]

mmm true... so not an option then...

 

[Hermana]

Do you have any suggestions for the kind of professional? Do you mean⁤ company formation providers? And how do I do this, if I am not sure to⁣ which country I want to operate.

 

[Hermana]

So I did some fast research on the tax residency of the company, and it‌ seems like the tax residency of a company is in the country where the director‍ is a resident. Is this something that can be worked by in a legal way?⁠ And keep the company in the country where I register the company?

 

[Don]

Generally, service providers appoint local directors and produce all the relevant paperwork to demonstrate that the⁤ company is managed from the same country. At least this applies to my firm and⁣ our lawyers.
We also make relevant agreements so ubo will remain in full control at⁢ all times.

 

[CyprusLawyer101]

Thats why we lawyers exist in⁠ this industry🙂 a good corporate and tax lawyer should be able to assist you!

 

[Hermana]

Okay thanks! I will try.‍

 

[NicolasMaduro]

Legal and Legal.

Your tax office is probably not retarded. If you have⁤ a "real office" in that country, and a director that you pay an average salary,⁣
and perhaps some workers, then it will work just fine I assume.

If you have⁢ a nominee director that you pay 500 EUR per month, then it will probably not︀ hold up when or if your tax office take a look ;D