Recent content by treasureinyou

You can use Wise as an emi lnked to a Canadian business bank account. Keep in mind any wire at or above 1o is automatically sent to fintrac

An under £50 with Wise isn't really anything for a business, even a one man startup

Glad you learned something ;)

SASU on IR is for 5 years max and you need to elect doing so when you start. You can have company + CDI (might want to check if your employment contract allows this) If SASU is taxed IR all income goes to you, no separate taxation, if taxed IS corporate tax etc. unless you absolutely must...

https://mon-entreprise.urssaf.fr/simulateurs/auto-entrepreneur can help you, I don't know any accountants in Fr. I'm guessing you're either in Alpes Maritimes or Var. Seriously if you can avoid ZFU... You don't want to have people breaking the office or whatever because you didn't pay...

I'm more worried by the fact you've already been earning income in the country without planning. You're going to overpay because of that (unless I misunderstood) If you're tax resident in France, a foreign company will still link you back to France and be deemed controlled in France. Without...

You should look into E2 Visa

Or have multiple accounts for a "website advertising" business.

Depending on gross income you can look at micro entrepreneur. Even better get a real job, get on chomage briefly and get ACCRE , BEFORE becoming micro entrepreneur and then no charges sociales :) if you're single you'll have impots which you can most likely erase by investing in PEL and similar...

paxum has a lot of bad reviews tho

That would make sense, thanks Marzio

Thanks Marzio, would you know if foreign source income, (commissions) would attract tax as a freelancer in CY? Looking (obviously) for the best setup.

Would a person tax domiciled in Cyprus be able to receive income from a UK LLP tax free in Cyprus and would these be taxed in CY?

Down the line I'd recommend moving overseas. France is a tax nightmare, unsafe 7 filled with people who envy you as soon as you make more than 1000 euro per month...

I'd suggest getting employed very briefly, then being put on 'chomage' After that setup as micro entrepreneur. Corporate taxes aren't the issue in France, social taxes are the killer. If you do micro entrepreneur after being unemployed you get like a year without social taxes. In // look into...