I understand, but if I leave CH, the branch will become irrelevant as I won't be able to claim PE tax benefits. So the whole Ireland+CH branch setup will get messy and I will probably change again.
That's exactly the point. Only problem is that I don't see how you can be LLC owner while also...
Marzio,
would Gibraltar or Isle of Man work? I'd prefer to avoid UK/Australia/China.
Estonia is more liberal imo and could work well for me. Ireland is better too.
But realistically, for the parent company I want to use the lowest tax country + the least amount of hassle/cost to setup &...
Thanks for the suggestion! I'll look into branch structures, but anything US related is out of question.
Edit: F*cking sh*t, Marzio, this is a genius strategy. Need to think of a perfect parent jurisdiction.
Switzerland was my top choice, but an island corp won't fly there. I'd have to move everything to a Swiss company.
Italy is where I'll likely end up by the looks of it.
I want to keep everything in my offshore entity and only pay myself whatever I need to spend. Taxes are to be paid in a...
Okay, so I do have to report assets and there is no way around it within the EU. Got it.
Do you happen to know if I can legally create an offshore company for just about any remove activity or they might not allow it and make me setup a local LLC? I've read somewhere that in Switzerland, for...
But if I don't have to pay taxes on whatever that company is generating within the EU anyway, how is it tax evasion then? Creating foreign structures is a common practice done by big corps, and it's called tax optimization, not evasion.
You can't just register as self-employed and get paid by a foreign company where you are a director. A director means an employee so you are taxed as an employee as far as I know.
Looking for legal ways to simplify reporting. EU resident, 3rd country citizen.
Is there a way for an owner of an offshore company to receive payments from his LLC as a self-employed in EU? LLC director is automatically an employee. Has to be self-employed.
Side question: is there a way to structure a company in a way that you don't have to report assets/turnover/profit to...
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