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Originally Posted by Buzz
Just to make it clear:
I'm not going to avoid corporate taxes, I just want to keep it minimal close to nothing. I don't plan to hide my personal income.
I'm not a US resident and no billing will process payments for my native company, so the main purpose of the offshore company is processing payments, not avoiding taxes.
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I understand what you're trying to do and didn't try to slam you for it. I just
think that imho you should either contact people 1 on 1 that could give you
information or even better talk to a GOOD lawyer and Fiscal Accountant. If
you did and still have questions you didn't spoke to a good lawyer. Here at
most people could give you some general information but for each company/
country/situation things are different. The best solution should be tailored to
YOUR situation. If you are serious about this talk to at least 1 lawyer and accountant who's specialised on offshore and legal fiscal structures....I would
get consults from at least 3 different ones. As if you go this way you want to
be 200% sure you haven't made ANY mistakes. Not only legal but also business wise.
The money you invest in lawyers and accountants will be WELL worth it and will save you a LOT of money and headaches afterwards.
