> I think you missed my point, which is you are legally unable to do this You missed my point, which is it's 100% legal to do this, it's not unreasonably diffi

> I think you missed my point, which is you are legally unable to do this You missed my point, which is it's 100% legal to do this, it's not unreasonably difficult to do this, and people do this right now. > Small businesses operating in the UK are required to pay tax within the UK So, incorporated in the Netherlands (or elsewhere) and do business there, but subcontract the work to yourself through a UK company that is paid stuff-all (to avoid income/corporate tax). Then take the profits as dividends. > your SMB cannot take afvantage of the same complex legal structures Individuals can take advantage of these loopholes; e.g. most media celebrities do work as an employee of an off-shore incorporated business. Heck, you can get them with a UK business and UK employee (sole trading/contracting), if you can show non-habitual employment (i.e. more than one employer).