Most legit offshore structures requires resident director these days. It's called substance. You can still have a resident director even if not living there, many offshore company providers provide that service
Reach out to recommended providers. Setting up in the Isle of Man or Gibraltor with...
Everything is on the blockchain so can be seen by everyone
If you want privacy look at MESSIER M87 cyprto project.
There's other reasons too why people want to have anonymity, such as donating to charity anonymously or creating a wallet that no one knows about because you want to protect...
if you enter the country on tourists you can't pivot to business. But on entering the country get business visa for one month, then there's many people who can get the extension (which is one year extension at a time). On google there's established people, i went with high score. I can't...
how can our businesses invest in crypto?
I'd like to do two things both DEX and CEX :
1. move fiat into crypto in order to hold coins in metamask so it's decentralized \
2. hold crypto on centralized exchanges
any ideas along this avenue?
I can't use wise or revolut.
Anyone know a reliable EMI which i can transfer USD and spend USD with a visa / mastercard ?
Bankera and paysera can only has EURO'S
I'm in the isle of man so out the EEA, so i can't use N26 / monese / bunq and the rest of them which are just for that.
Which one do you reckon i should go with? (or another one) - i mostly want to use it as a transactional business account to pay for stuff online with visa/mastercard
Revolut just closed my account for no reason. I need isle of Man business so can't do Wise, N26 or Monese which both looked good...
Yes I think one of the good places
Keep Fiat you loose to inflation
Let me share what I do
I put some of my savings into HEX (which is basically a crypto savings coin) , and then stake it for five years fir 23% APY (I do a ladder), maximum stake of 15 years which is 42%
If you want in...
Is contextual advertisement income (like Adsense), classified as worldwide income ? And if so how would we show it to be ?
Some countries have territorial based tax systems and only tax on income made in the country itself, and not on worldwide income (of course this only applies to non-US...
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