taxguy

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by taxguy 7y ago
And you file a LLC tax return as well, along with the associated preparation of financial statements?
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by taxguy 7y ago
I could not successfully sign up and the information on the site is very limited. What exactly does your service do? It implies all tax compliance, but I find that hard to believe. Perhaps you can confirm you comply with all the payroll
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by taxguy 8y ago
Countries with no capital gains taxes (on account of capital, not income): New Zealand, Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Switzerland. There's others, of course.
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by taxguy 8y ago
This is interesting. One of the recommendations are to "Limit highly processed foods. If you choose these foods, eat them less often and in small amounts." Would these meatless products be considered "highly processed food&q
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by taxguy 8y ago
In the Netherlands, a corporation is a resident for tax purposes if the management and control of that company is in the Netherlands, regardless of where that corporation is set up. There is no reference to address or office location. I&#
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by taxguy 8y ago
This is correct, and this applies to many OECD countries. There's generally little reason to set up a company overseas if you live in an OECD or EU country; foreign affiliate tax rules will get you.
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by taxguy 8y ago
Corporate taxation is generally based on where the management and control of the business is, not where it is incorporated, although the incorporation jurisdiction is considered. If you had incorporated the Estonian company by yourself wit