Seeking Expert Advice on Structuring US App Companies for Tax-Efficient Global Revenue Transfers

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? Not sure what you mean. Singapore e.g. has a similar system.‍
There is a distinction between local and foreign and remitted and unremitted income.
Still, the⁠ source of the income is relevant.

Then you haven't been to Dubai. It's⁣ very common for people to run US LLCs from there.

Not sure what you mean here.
 
True, and it's not‌ a territorial taxation system, it's "non-dom" for companies.

I know but we can be⁠ smarther than that.

I mean that if @littlerabbit as owner of IP licenses that IP to a company resident⁤ non domiciled in Malta he could get 95% of the income generated by the maltese⁣ company as royalty payment tax free in UAE.

The remaining 5% will be taxed in⁢ Malta and who cares about the full imputation system if even at highest tax bracket,︀ which is 35%, in the end you will pay 1.75% total taxes?

Imagine one app︁ generates $1.000.000.

95% of that $1mil goes to UAE as a royalty payment.

$50.000 are︂ taxed in Malta.

For the sake of semplicity lets assume that all $50.000 will be︃ taxed at 35% and this isn't obviusly the case but 50.000 * 35% = $17.500︄ of taxes

17.500*100/1.000.000 = 1.75% total taxes paid

Is 1.75% of taxes worth︆ the risk of getting caught by a bedouin?
 
Lol, unbelievable that they basically don't have transfer pricing rules.
I guess it could work.‌
But it might be easier to just use a regular Maltese company with a non-Maltese‍ holding company to just pay the 5%.
 
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