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No experience with UK specifically, but being in the same position as you are (Eastern Europe, problems working with payment providers because of both their un
by entropyneur 11y ago
No experience with UK specifically, but being in the same position as you are (Eastern Europe, problems working with payment providers because of both their unwillingness and stupid local laws) I want to give you a warning. Do check your domestic laws on corporate tax residence. A lot of countries (e.g. Russia as of lately) will want to tax your company simply based on the residency of the physical person(s) managing the company (you in this case). So make sure you don't end up owing taxes in both jurisdictions. And even if your country has a treaty on double taxation with e.g. the UK the procedure to apply for an exemption may be really gruesome.
- strls1 11y agoThis is true. Care is required so that the company is not considered a tax resident here. There are some specific things to avoid.