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Germany is probably bad option within EU. I would recommend Bulgaria: flat tax rate 10% on corporate income and capital gains. Considerably cheaper office and

Germany is probably bad option within EU. I would recommend Bulgaria: flat tax rate 10% on corporate income and capital gains. Considerably cheaper office and accounting cost.

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JPLeRouzic 10y ago
Interesting, is there some kind of e-residency as in Estonia?
- jankotek 10y ago
  To run corporation you should have physical presence in Estonia as well.
  - kennell 10y ago
    Others in this thread have suggested that no physical presence is required.
    - Neliquat 10y ago
      Others in this thread have also suggested tax fraud. Hearsay in either direction are not facts.
- loxs 10y ago
  No, and dealing with the government is quite an adventure, even for natives (as I am). I certainly do not recommend, unless you have a Bulgarian native co-founder or/and lots of money to spend on good accountants/representatives.
zurn 10y ago
Note that registering a company in another country doesn't necessarily stop your local government from taxing it. Especially if the owners and employees stay in your country.