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  1. anotherone

    How taxmen chase directors of offshore companies in France

    I forgot a major aspect that triggered the tax investigations. In all cases, the person charged got paid from his/her offshore company via dividends. The indicted individuals declared dividends coming from their offshore company in their personal income tax returns or corporate tax returns.
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    Estonia increased the corporate tax on dividend distribution from 25% to 28%. Tax on profit next?

    According to this page, it says that dividends are taxed at 20/80 rate? Calculation of basic exemption | Estonian Tax and Customs Board Dividends received from an Estonian company and taxed by the company: at the standard tax rate 20/80 - will be taken into account as annual income in the...
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    The treaty non-resident UK Ltd. - the best-kept offshore secret?

    1. For example, I think that Montenegro 9%, Hungary 9%, Bulgaria 10%, Bosnia 10% and North Macedonia 10% are interesting. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/montenegro-tax-treaties https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/macedonia-tax-treaties But, I think about a practical issue...
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    The treaty non-resident UK Ltd. - the best-kept offshore secret?

    Here is the article 5 of the Double tax agreement between UK and Hong Kong: https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/5a80481840f0b62302692963/hong-kong-uk-dta_-_in_force.pdf ARTICLE 5 Permanent Establishment 1. For the purposes of this Agreement, the term “permanent establishment” means a...
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    The treaty non-resident UK Ltd. - the best-kept offshore secret?

    He is not off topic, let me explain you why. In order to be non resident, you could choose a UAE or HK director (Article 5 (permanent establisjment) & 7 of Double tax treaty with UAE and HK) so that your UK company should pay Corporate income tax in UAE (9%) or HK (up to 15%) rather than UK. I...
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    Director not producing dividend statements

    I prefer a nominee director who does not want to get involved in anything rather than a nominee director who requires to see bankstatements of the company; then get greedy and wants to get paid more every year to be a nominee.
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    Director not producing dividend statements

    I am going to talk about the UK practices. In the UK, there is no legal requitements to get the director signature on dividend statements. If you really want one, you can appoint a company secretary, and delegate this task to the company secretary. In case, of tax investigation HMRC does not...
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    How taxmen chase directors of offshore companies in France

    To the readers, I have updated the original post and I have added some crucial information
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    Are nominee shareholders illegal in the UK?

    In 2016, UK has introduced the Person with significan control concept to avoid having nominee shareholders listed in the Company house registry as company shareholders. So, Why are there still company formation agencies that offer nominee shareholder services? Are these offers illegal...
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    How taxmen chase directors of offshore companies in France

    I have discovered the techniques that French state workers use to start legal proceedings against directors of offshore companies. They use the following databases: DUN & BRADSTREET FAME From these databases, they browse the lists of virtual office addresses with the highest number of...
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    Nominee director asks for my bank access

    This thread was very useful to me. I discovered that in my Wise business account, I had the option to create users with different credentials. One role is viewer
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    Nomad Capitalist

    Nomad Capitalist does know what he is talking about. In this video, he says that Nominee director is a bad idea. He is SO incredibly wrong. 1. Permanent Establishment: assigninig a local director to your company helps you to create fiscal substance or permanent Establishment in the country where...
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    Exploiting double tax treaties to pay yourself a salary without shifting tax residency AND not having to hire employees to create a substance

    What you say is right. I think that the said businessman who was a fiscal resident of france, declared his mauritius income as dividends because that was the cheapest way to do it tax wise. Consequently, in his income tax return, he had to mention the country of the income source. So, when the...
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    Exploiting double tax treaties to pay yourself a salary without shifting tax residency AND not having to hire employees to create a substance

    It does not work, I have a real life story. I know that since Double Tax Treaty are all from the same template from the OECD, the following case would be valid for people living anywhere in the world (usa, germany, uk, japan, australia...) and doing real business in mauritius. Some years ago, a...
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    DAC-7

    Here are my thoughts. If you live in the European Union, the digital platforms you use as a seller like ebay, amazon, Airbnb and many others will report your annual revenue to the Tax authorities of your residence. This also means that many among you will pay more income taxes. It is a new...