Recent content by drn

No, I don't live in Germany! As I have written in the other thread about the US LLC.

You may have to check how easy it is for the companies to deduct your LLC invoices as costs. I heard about problems in Germany at least.

Thank you! Yes, what I've found is that I would write a netto invoice with a note stating "reverse charge may apply" or something like this. Thank you for your long answer. I think you have written with me staying Germany in mind, true? I'm already out, thank god! Yes, that would be...

Hi! I just asked some time ago about the US LLC. I still haven't decided if I want to go with it. As I see two potential problems with it, first of all, german companies could have a problem to deduct a LLC invoice (I heard only rumors, what do you think?) and it can be seen potentially as a...

Hi! I'd rather not disclose it. It's totally under the radar, but I heard Nomad Capitalist name it. troll¤## But there is a probability that the LLC would be seen as a "Personengesellschaft" and then it could be a problem, if the works are used "verwertet" in Germany right?

Hahaha, yeah that's the least I would be worried about. Money with a expiration date, or your wallet working only in the 15km radius around your home due to a new hoax virus, would be for sure funny.

Hello OffshoreCorpTalk! I'm new! I love it here. It's an awesome forum. Free minds, free people in a obscure world of lockdowns. I was self employed in Germany as a software engineer and consultant. While I want to pursue different things in the long term, it's a good way to make an income. I...

I'm doing the same but am a few steps further then him but I just did that. So I know some more fine details. First of all if he opens a corporate company "Kapitalgesellschaft" (i.e. UG/GmbH) that exists after he left Germany, he is taxed on the german income from it. So if you definitely...

I'm currently researching the same, to my knowledge that's not how it works. It depends on the state how they define the "economic nexus". For one state you have to physically stand in their state to create the nexus and otherwise are taxed as a foreigner providing services from outside the US...