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My year turnover is 75k I was talking with the employee accountant, and for them the Bulgarian company is an issue, for some reason. The Estonian LLC seems like it is a 20% corporate tax. You don't really save Anything in the end, you just pay in different order (I think) I was thinking of an...

The Italian thing seems like to have more than 50% you need to have children or buy houses (in addition, I am already Spanish, and Italians are very similar. It is better to live in a place where you are exotic). The micro-entrepeneur system in France looks like a nightmare of conditions. In...

I think you can only employ a Romanian for that condition. You may only be able to employ yourself if you are romanian.

There was a spanish guy, living in Spain, in Forocoches forum that talked for several pages about his US LLC. He only payed Income Tax (IRPF in spain). And did not paid Social Security Tax (he didn't pay Autonomos cuota). And had been duing this for 8 years or so (he was also a lawyer). He...

I am thinking the deal is: - Have a Romanian girlfriend. - Ask her to be your special secretary - She gives you back the salary money in cash at the end of the month So in the end, you only pay the social security of the employee.

Mmm.. i see. How did you discovered that? Did you talk with a Romanian accountant? I tried to find a list of what countries do with the US LLC, and I could not find it. I am interested in those that are ok with it (or forced to be ok with it), as in the case of Spain.

The rules of Romania micro company for 2023 are this (as far as I know): Yep, I though you were referring to it by "leave Europe". In Spain I think they accept taxing a US LLC at normal tax income (they have an area in the digital form year income tax for it). Is Romania special in this...

Well, i checked also Georgia, but the 1% as freelancer seems to consider freelancer for 1 client as cheating. I have a friend living there and doing that, and he says the whole country is boring and very closed (i have no idea, never been there)

Hi I am a freelance programmer, I have general mobility to change residency (just in Europe). I live in Spain, I think taxes are huge, I want to look for something like 10%. After checking stuff, I've seen some possibilities: - Bulgaria: This guy (Dmitry Frank) did a review and checked that...