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Where are you located? Where will you administer the company from? That impacts your tax situation quite a lot. See https://www.e-resident.gov.ee/understanding
by dgellow 5mo ago
Where are you located? Where will you administer the company from? That impacts your tax situation quite a lot.
See https://www.e-resident.gov.ee/understanding-cross-border-taxes/ https://www.e-resident.gov.ee/understanding-cross-border-tax..., look for “Permanent Establishment”
- jvilalta 5mo agoI am in the US currently, would be managing initially from the US. I understand there will be US tax complications, but I can/would deal with those.
- ExpertAdvisor01 5mo agoThe worst thing you could do as an us citizen (I assume ) and resident is to incorporate outside of the US.
- jvilalta 5mo agoI can think of worse things myself.
- pyvpx 5mo agoThis is a terrible idea. please hire a professional with direct experience on these matters and not blog posts from influencers
- jvilalta 5mo agoAny suggestions or alternative ways to setup a EU company remotely in your extensive experience and wisdom?
- atlasunshrugged 5mo agoI saw this a lot when I ran BD for the program (I'm also an American) and its good you know there will be US tax complications but I would say that unless you expect to 1) have many EU customers and 2) working remotely globally and redomicile elsewhere so you are not considered US tax resident that it probably doesn't make more sense than using something like Stripe Atlas to just set up an LLC or C-Corp
- jvilalta 5mo agoThe point is serving EU customers as a EU company yes.
- Gys 5mo agoUnless you have some specific reason for being in the EU, I suggest you also look into Singapore.
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