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Where is the best country in 2018 to register an offshore company for affiliate marketing (B2B) and that offers the possibility to open a current bank account (not EMI) in one of the SEPA countries without any problems/difficulties? All the clients will be on the EU. It is important to have low opening costs, low maintance costs, low closing costs, no tax or small tax.
 
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There is no country left nor any bank that open account's with ease. You will have to travel to most of them or go through a huge KYC / DD process to get an operational account.
 
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Marshall Islands and you will work B2B with companies from EU... really?
I don't know if you get money as Affiliate or pay out money to your affiliates, anyway let's imagine you work with someone from Germany that make a payment to your marshall company ohhh first problem, the german tax guy will tell them this is a hidden profit payout as they will not accept payments to Mailbox companies on a Island... the same for many european countries...
You must not only be able to prove to your tax resident country that the place of your Business Operation is in Country X your business partner in Europe must also be able to deal with you without Issues.... forget all this Classic Offshore countries for Europeean B2B companies.

I can suggest Bulgaria and Romania and if you wan't make it the right way rent a small office, hire a local person for daily stuff and so on....
 
Marshall Islands and you will work B2B with companies from EU... really?
I don't know if you get money as Affiliate or pay out money to your affiliates, anyway let's imagine you work with someone from Germany that make a payment to your marshall company ohhh first problem, the german tax guy will tell them this is a hidden profit payout as they will not accept payments to Mailbox companies on a Island... the same for many european countries...
You must not only be able to prove to your tax resident country that the place of your Business Operation is in Country X your business partner in Europe must also be able to deal with you without Issues.... forget all this Classic Offshore countries for Europeean B2B companies.

I can suggest Bulgaria and Romania and if you wan't make it the right way rent a small office, hire a local person for daily stuff and so on....

What are the costs to open and mantain a company in Bulgaria or Romania? And what about taxes?
 
Marshall Islands and you will work B2B with companies from EU... really?
I don't know if you get money as Affiliate or pay out money to your affiliates, anyway let's imagine you work with someone from Germany that make a payment to your marshall company ohhh first problem, the german tax guy will tell them this is a hidden profit payout as they will not accept payments to Mailbox companies on a Island... the same for many european countries...
You must not only be able to prove to your tax resident country that the place of your Business Operation is in Country X your business partner in Europe must also be able to deal with you without Issues.... forget all this Classic Offshore countries for Europeean B2B companies.

I can suggest Bulgaria and Romania and if you wan't make it the right way rent a small office, hire a local person for daily stuff and so on....
What are the costs to open and mantain a company in Bulgaria or Romania? And what about taxes?


I agree with @superman. Proving a local substance guarantees the transparency of your business.
Bulgarian set-up and maintenance cost less than Romanian one. Requirements for VAT registration here in Bulgaria are ligther, too.
 
Is possible to open a current bank account (not EMI) in a Sepa country with these companies?
You may try with Cyprus, Malta or some of the Baltic banks!
 
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Companies that are setup here in St. Kitts & Nevis can do business anywhere in the world. Only thing that would create an issue is if local laws won't allow international companies to operate. Other than that, I have never heard of any problems in this regard.
 
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