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Originally Posted by Sid70
I did not understand at first the "physical presence and doing business" thing you said. That would be a US co that has no US office but who would accept US payments ( wire, paypal ) into a EU based account. I might need to ask if that is somehow leads to a local fees or taxes, i cant tell for sure.
That would be ace at some point, I know what you mean. But not many people would want to do PayPal->Payoneer, even with a 100% paypal.
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Your US co will have a US address, presumably that what you'll be using to open accounts and doing business as.
Doing business elsewhere - like big companies that run headquarters, retail or manufacturing in other countries will have some tax obligations to those countries. You, on the other hand will be doing business as a US co with an US address, no matter where you are located personally, your own personal taxes is another matter though. having bank in US or EU doesn't make any difference in terms of taxes.
Paypal to Payoneer yeah, i feel ya. It's easier to get Paxum and do PP exchanges, although many complains recently around here re Paxum cannot be not worrisome, it feels like Paxum is struggling with their own banking set ups, unfortunately.