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It was an example. If you are a German citizen you have to explain the tax authorities your business (and I'm pretty sure this is also valid for every or most o
by therealmarv 10y ago
It was an example. If you are a German citizen you have to explain the tax authorities your business (and I'm pretty sure this is also valid for every or most other EU country)... this includes foreign companies which you own because you need to pay taxes to the country where you live (and it does not matter if your companies are abroad!!!).
- sparkling 10y agoForgive me if im wrong, but as long you don't receive a salary (or money transfers in general) from the Estonian company entity, you should not be paying any personal taxes in Germany since all the money remains in the company? Obviously, if you take out money, that will be subject to taxation in Germany.