Recent content by Dandyline

I guess you have sufficient agreements in place between the companies?

In my experience, they don't really care what you write.

Yes, and the agents usually waits until after you have paid the renewal fees before mentioning the new required documents.

Its usually like this in Dubai. They require new documents from year to year.

Probably because you never had to pay any taxes before, it's a new tax.

Some cars you can't rent.. If you want to rent a basic Porsche, it would be 3-5k/month.

How would they know that you drive it abroad? Always best to register the car on a company. Many foreign cars are driving in Spain permanently for example.

Whats the difference between Bulgaria and other EU countries in regards to car registration?

You of course need to have an invoice for each deposit, it basic accounting.

I can't see why it wouldn't be possible, just make sure to keep everything correct with the bookkeeping for the upcoming audits. Just pay out everything as salary so you don't have any profits to pay tax on.

Romania changes all the time. Starting 2024, for Romanian micro-enterprises, there will be two taxation rates: 1% of revenue for companies outside the HoReCa, medical, IT, dental fields, with an annual turnover below 60,000 Euros, and 3% for firms operating in the aforementioned sectors or with...

Bulgaria is better than Romania in that aspect.

I mean have apartment with your registered address in Malta, malta don't care about your stay as long as your home country doesn't challenge your tax residence. Why would you want to rent an apartment in Romania other than for tax reasons? Thailand is filled with escorts and cam girls, i think...

Since you have lived in Malta for four years already, just keep your Malta setup and residency and live anywhere you want. Just maintain your homebase in Malta. Regarding Thailand, UAE... Its not like these countries know what you are doing in your bedroom or wherever you are performing your work.

Usually same with Rental apartment, depends on the country.