Become the UBO of all the forum![]()
Unironically
Not interested in that. I was more into taxes etcUnironically
@Tomy223 Theres money to be made as a nominee director if you are responsive and speak good English.
Not interested in that. I was more into taxes etc
Just general..Can I be the don of taxes?but u have provided 0 info g.
What industry? Clients where? Which currencies?
Just general..Can I be the don of taxes?
We don't even have CFC rules. A little bit beautiful than Bhamas
P.S. My country doesn't charge taxes for foreign income but money must be remitted to local bank account and I dislike doing it because of capital controls
@Sols So I am living in 2008 OCT ahahahOk, 'in general'... use a Seychelles IBC and some EU EMI and call it a day.
Or a US LLC and again some EU EMI.
I'd say you're a special case since you live in non-CRS/AEOI/OECD country. Old fashioned tax evasion techniques might still work for you. Still probably illegal, though.@Sols So I am living in 2008 OCT ahahah
I live in such a country too, and thought about this, but isn't the downside huge if some company you are a nominee for is a fraud/criminal enterprise. You can always be deceived or miss stuff even if you do a lot of due diligence. And the upside, in the thousands of USD per company. Doesn't quite seem worth it, or am I missing something?Unironically
@Tomy223 Theres money to be made as a nominee director if you are responsive and speak good English.
I live in such a country too, and thought about this, but isn't the downside huge if some company you are a nominee for is a fraud/criminal enterprise. You can always be deceived or miss stuff even if you do a lot of due diligence. And the upside, in the thousands of USD per company. Doesn't quite seem worth it, or am I missing something?
This has zero legal valueMost nominees sign a liability discharge clause
Sub-Saharan Africa, and yup, it's great. DM for details.Most nominees sign a liability discharge clause where its clearly stipulated what they can / can't do so if someone was to lawyer up against you, you have proof of what you actually was involved in.
But you also live in a non crs, non oecd, non aeoi country so I very much doubt people will go the extra mile to find you when you are clearly a nominee.
Where do you live tho? Curious.
Is it nice there?
Do you have list of techniques?I'd say you're a special case since you live in non-CRS/AEOI/OECD country. Old fashioned tax evasion techniques might still work for you. Still probably illegal, though.
This has zero legal value
Oh, Im not from Sub-Saharan Africa, just have the main home base there. And the whole they cant find you anyway is a good point. But what if one has businesses and property in OECD countries, and plan to maybe live somewhere else in the future.True but he's from Sub-Saharan Africa so I doubt any of this matters there lol