19% tax rate is only in your dreams, you better think around 60% of taxes whan you take all in consideration.I'm aware 19% is not the lowest tax but it's much lower than where I live.
On top of that UK Ltd's are easy to start and setup costs are very low.
What are the yearly costs of running a UK Ltd? Accountants, fees, form filing ...etc..
Exactly. As a owner-managed LTD in the UK, it's a bloody joke. 19% CT, then losing my personal allowance and taxed on salary + dividends.19% tax rate is only in your dreams, you better think around 60% of taxes whan you take all in consideration.
It's a joke, I don't know how any sane person in the earth will want to incorporate in UK
Hi!any suggestion on where to go?
How would it be beneficial to use an Estonian company for dropshipping regarding the upcoming EU laws? Wouldn't a UK company or other company with vat registration in the EU work the same as an Estonian company with vat registration?Hi!
Well, I can recommend myself or IBCCS TAX. We have offices in 5 jurisdictions (+ soon in Ukraine).
I think it's starting to make more sense to use Estonia as a location for a dropshipping business now after Brexit and with the new EU regulations for VAT.
By the way, if you are importing from China you might also want to look into Georgia, which has free trade agreements with both the EU and China.
Yes, but in both cases you would need to be registered in one EU country. So what is the benefit of an Estonian company over a UK company?Businesses registered for VAT in multiple jurisdictions will no longer be required to retain these multiple VAT registrations and instead can opt for the OSS regime, so if you sell mainly to the EU, it might be easier to use Estonia instead of registering your UK company for VAT in EU.
Estonia does not tax realized profits. Instead, only distributed profits are taxed. In practice, this means that any money that stays in the company is exempt while any profits distributed or deemed distributed are taxed at a flat rate of 20%.Yes, but in both cases you would need to be registered in one EU country. So what is the benefit of an Estonian company over a UK company?
Yes, but I was referring to VAT treatment, as you said Estonia would be more beneficial after Brexit and the new EU VAT rules. So, would there be any difference in VAT treatment?Estonia does not tax realized profits. Instead, only distributed profits are taxed. In practice, this means that any money that stays in the company is exempt while any profits distributed or deemed distributed are taxed at a flat rate of 20%.