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It seemed to me that if you’re in fact working from another country, then you could be considered headquartered there, now you have two countries corporate tax
by lars512 5y ago
It seemed to me that if you’re in fact working from another country, then you could be considered headquartered there, now you have two countries corporate tax systems to deal with.
- isbvhodnvemrwvn 5y agoIt depends on the laws, yes. I do recall someone getting burned by using Estonian 0% CIT while living in another country because it was ruled that they are running a controlled foreign corporation, with effective CIT rate of 0%, and they have to retroactively pay off the difference for the last few years, along with high interest.