Recent content by maxiz

i`ve experience with Proven st lucia. 1. they will require you to provide invoice for every transaction that you get. 2. online platform is not so good but usable 3. abit slow in response and processing. they use intermediary to received funds.

@coinlooting

lets talk

i`m also intersted in UK LTD

@Marzio is right, getting ip box extra low tax rate is not easy, many countries also require that the "development" of the software to be in the country and not outside, which you can't prove anyway, since your software\solution is developed in Romania. If you still want to try, you MUST...

Given the discussion and options offered so far, you probably would be better as you are now, paying ~8%

this is against their terms of service, you can't use wise for providing financial services to third parties. therefore you do have a risk here.

If I am non EU company, providing digital education\coaching online to private person in Germany, The service is done by worker of the company, outside of EU, but according to what i`ve read, the company should still collect and pay VAT in EU, (and register with OSS?) so since non EU company...

So what you say is that Non EU companies now have disadvantage compared to EU company while selling to individual client within EU? Here is example: lets say US LLC sells online coaching to German customer, First, LLC needs to register first with OSS, get EU tax ID, and add ~20% to every...

I think you are talking about UK https://www.gov.uk/how-vat-works/vat-thresholds The question, how does US LLC do

So if US LLC charges private client for online coach session, its service provided online, there is no VAT. could you confirm?

could you advise where can i find detailed confirmation to it, that it apply on B2C too? thanks

Congrats

I think that your expect too much as changes, due to that vote, but Eventually, most the countries that voted, will need OECD or it`s members, for loans\trade\etc.. and will play by the rules set by them.

what about insurance? Is there insurance against ocupas?