Seriously guys, consult an accountant, a tax lawyer or just someone who could have at least a clue what you are trying to do. There are reasons to incorporate c

Seriously guys, consult an accountant, a tax lawyer or just someone who could have at least a clue what you are trying to do. There are reasons to incorporate companies that are not in your place of residence, for example: vat registration and to have a "front-door" in that country for selling to the public, for procurement, for legal reasons (e.g. if you sell products in the EU, you need to have an EU contact address listed on the product) etc. International taxation is not easy and nobody will explain to you the problems here but there will be for sure problems. If you want to do it right, you usually pay what you saved in registration to the accountant instead. And no, you won't save any tax. Let me be clear, you won't save any tax! If you do, it's either called tax avoidance (punishable in many countries!) or you are an international company that already has a tax accountant/lawyer to structure things properly, has substance in those countries and will for sure not ask questions here.