UAE (Dubai) Expats: What moves will you make with the new UAE tax laws?
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Golden Visa UAE and HK offshore company we still have to pay CIT 9% right because of permanent residency in UAE
Thinking to moving to Qatar, Doha is the next Dubai and Real estate is cheaper than Dubai, Qatar Bahrain Saudi now has the same business plan as Dubaï. Banking may be a problem in Bahrain and Qatar I think..
Bahrain will introduce CT soon.
Qatar and Saudi have taxes.
https://www.zawya.com/en/world/midd...greement-is-reached-on-the-framework-mm0ihpfl
Qatar and Saudi have taxes.
https://www.zawya.com/en/world/midd...greement-is-reached-on-the-framework-mm0ihpfl
Most important were is your physical residence is. If you are in real 0% tax country. You can still work tax free.
But as we no longer have Dubai. It seams only option is some Caribbean of Pacific islands, but problem is living in them all the time. Or you do Monaco if you have money.
But as we no longer have Dubai. It seams only option is some Caribbean of Pacific islands, but problem is living in them all the time. Or you do Monaco if you have money.
No. Both individuals (people) and companies can have a tax residency. Two different things.
A tax residency certificate is a confirmation that a person or company has its "tax home" in a country. You may never need such a certificate.
My comment was about the fact that there is a difference between paying 0% tax in a︀ country and not paying tax in a country.
You wrote one should set up a company with︃ a 0% corporate tax. But none of the options you gave are 0% corporate tax︄ options. They are all "not subject to tax" options. Very different from paying 0%. I'm︅ also not sure if you can really achieve 0% tax with a SG company that︆ has operative income, not just capital gains.
A tax residency certificate is a confirmation that a person or company has its "tax home" in a country. You may never need such a certificate.
My comment was about the fact that there is a difference between paying 0% tax in a︀ country and not paying tax in a country.
You wrote one should set up a company with︃ a 0% corporate tax. But none of the options you gave are 0% corporate tax︄ options. They are all "not subject to tax" options. Very different from paying 0%. I'm︅ also not sure if you can really achieve 0% tax with a SG company that︆ has operative income, not just capital gains.
how easy is it to become a resident of monaco? How many days to live? CT? Capital gains? Is there a border? Ive passed thru monaco but never been there. Maybe monaco personal residency is not a bad option with non resident company structure︀ which pays dividends or a salary??
In theory, this should not work with the options you listed because those entities can't distribute dividends. In practice, it may work anyway because their tax authorities either don't care or are incompetent/don't have the resources to check everything.
It's an alternative to Dubai, but not tax free and these are also islands even shorter flight
I have been in Malta and I have been in Caribbean. I would still choose Caribbean over Malta or Cyprus. At least you can spend winter in Caribbean and have good weather
I have been in Malta and I have been in Caribbean. I would still choose Caribbean over Malta or Cyprus. At least you can spend winter in Caribbean and have good weather
Doesn't SG have an explicit rule that income must have been subject to tax to escape taxation in SG? Or how would you get to 0% tax?
Can a HK company with "tax exempt" (offshore) status distribute dividends?
Can a HK company with "tax exempt" (offshore) status distribute dividends?
On the link I sent, it’s a government website btw
Edit : Still need UK LLP or US LLC for Stripe
Edit : Still need UK LLP or US LLC for Stripe
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