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It is to use Estonia's digital services and does not give you residency. Nothing stops you opening a company in Estonia now, but that does not mean you would o
by agilebyte 12y ago
It is to use Estonia's digital services and does not give you residency.
Nothing stops you opening a company in Estonia now, but that does not mean you would only pay corporation taxes there (they are at 10% when distributed as dividends), your physical location plays a role too.
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- imeikas 12y agoDividends are taxed this year at 21%. And if I'm not mistaken tax rate is lowered to 20% next year, reinvested profit is not taxed.
- agilebyte 12y agoYou are right, don't know where I got that 10% from.
- kteofanidis 12y agoBulgaria has a corporate tax at 10%. The e-government isn't nearly as developed though. There was some talk about using the Estonian experience to help in building ours but that is still just an idea.
- agilebyte 12y agoYeah I am really hoping that Bulgaria and/or Estonia will be added to a list of countries being incorporated by http://startupr.com/ http://startupr.com/ to make the process easier.
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- wiradikusuma 12y agoCan you work for your own Estonian company, given that you're non-resident? (You can start your own US company, even remotely, but you can't work for it, unless you have Working Visa)
- agilebyte 12y agoMaybe you mean you can start a US company but not work for it when you are in US on a non-working visa? Can't see why a US or Estonian company (whether or not you are a director is irrelevant) can't hire you to do some work. Unless you don't have work visa in the country of your stay.