throwaway53465

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   by throwaway53465 3y ago

   IANAL, but generally, yes. In most setups, the company is a separate tax entity, so corporate taxes are one thing, mostly determined by the country where the company is incorporated, usually paid on profits. Then you move the money from the
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   by throwaway53465 3y ago

   Couple of years old, but some reasons not to incorporate in Estonia: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16752054
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   by throwaway53465 3y ago

   I am in a similar situation. IANAL either, but this is what I learned so far: - Corporate tax and personal taxes interact in non-trivial ways. US LLCs with a single owner/partner are generally considered pass-through entities, which ma