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And a lot of bureaucracy and a complex tax system. If I wanted to start a business in Europe I'd chose the UK. They are light (for Europe) on regulation and ha
by kybernetyk 10y ago
And a lot of bureaucracy and a complex tax system.
If I wanted to start a business in Europe I'd chose the UK. They are light (for Europe) on regulation and have very simple rules when it comes to running a business according to law. Hell, you can set up your Ltd. in 10 minutes and pay the fees via PayPal.
Try that anywhere in Continental Europe.
(That's also why I don't get all the hype about Berlin. I'm from Germany and Germany is one of the last places where I would start up).
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- tendersej 10y agoEstonia also offers all the advantages that you mention. Not to add that "brexit" could complicate a few things.
- lifty 10y agoEstonia, while a little obscure, has great facilities for interacting with the government, and a very straightforward tax code. They have one of the most modern governments in Europe, with which you can interact fully digitally by using a digital id (smartcard). Also, check out their latest campaign for attracting business and talent, called e-Estonia. While they have plenty to learn, they are on the right track.