Originally posted by northernladyuk
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Estonia E-residency
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This bit is interesting:
Estonia has a unique income tax system where corporate income tax is charged on profit distribution (i.e., dividends) only, and is capped at 20%. As long as you keep your profits within the company, you will not have to pay any corporate income taxes. And, Estonia has a flat 20% tax on individual income that does not apply to personal dividend income.Comment
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And this one:
0% company income tax until distributions are made, which means more money to invest (please check whether your company is subject to taxation in another jurisdiction).Comment
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Originally posted by KentDogWalker View PostLots of contractors talking about, Estonia E-residency.
whats the scoop?Comment
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Originally posted by Malcovitch View PostI know of a contractor/freelancer working in a Eurozone country who has Estonian e-residency. He declares some of his income in the country in which he's working and takes his dividends from and pays the corresponding tax (20%) to Estonia. Is this possible here?Comment
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Originally posted by Malcovitch View PostI know of a contractor/freelancer working in a Eurozone country who has Estonian e-residency. He declares some of his income in the country in which he's working and takes his dividends from and pays the corresponding tax (20%) to Estonia. Is this possible here?
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@woohoo, @ northernladyuk I presume you'd have to invoice straight into your Estonian account, is that right? Would it be zero VAT in that case?Comment
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Originally posted by Malcovitch View Post@woohoo, @ northernladyuk I presume you'd have to invoice straight into your Estonian account, is that right? Would it be zero VAT in that case?
Are you aware it is a minimum aggressive avoidance and probably evasion?Comment
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