Recent content by Houdini

If you have a local contact you can reasonably trust, it could be a good place to base yourself, provided you're okay with an unstable system in exchange for total anonymity, and potentially a place to "disappear" from public view.

Yes, that might be possible, but you need to have enough space to realistically accommodate at least one person, with a desk and so on, and there should be access to a toilet, a small kitchenette, etc. Otherwise, it just doesn’t look like a real setup.

As long as you're living in Latvia, I don't really see how you can avoid this tax issue, just like in any other EU country where you have residency.

This https://payofix.com/ is a good start if you use some sort of high risk payment processor for shady stuff. However, we are really there where you need to pay attention to the risk of losing your money.

thesese type of documents have been available for years, there was a masterind from Russia very good in it seconeye, but he was taken by the FBI with his entire group as far as I remember.

Vistra has a very good reputation for company services i.e. accounting, tax filing etc. never used them for company formation, but if they have this on their menu I'm convience they can handle it professional.

sounds good, will wait a little more before I will try your services.

What's the minimum amount to have to deposit?

I think what he’s trying to say is that if you don’t have the money to upgrade your account, it raises the question of how you’re going to afford setting up a company, opening a bank account, and handling everything else that comes with it. And if you’re not making money right now, you probably...

Doesn't Spain tax worldwide income like most other European countries? So if you live there, it doesn't really matter where your company is based, you would still have to pay tax in Spain.

I can’t wait to read some reviews of this service. It sounds really promising with 40% commission on deposits, I’m assuming that’s when I refer others to use your account and card?

It’s really good to see that so many of you still have your companies in the UAE, and that a lot of you are even still living there. So despite the changes to the regulations and the introduction of the 9% corporate tax in Dubai, it seems the place isn’t nearly as bad as some of the earlier...

for how long have you lived in Spain?

considering your offer very soon.

But if you look at the size of that office, it doesn’t exactly seem credible that a real company is operating there, it comes across as extremely small and unprofessional.