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Also, as @daniels27 said, please share updates if you have news on this topic. I've been doing a LOT of research on this topic, and this is the only subject where many people are very unresponsive in this forum too. So it would be great to mix our effort and share knowledge, because this can...

Here's what my research made me understand so far: - The document you want to look for when you need to prove ownership of a WY LLC privacy-oriented setup (aka your name is not on the article of organization = you're not stated as the Organizer) -> is Certificate of Incumbency - For Delaware...

It looks like this guy have even more problems than an indian UBO, as I've never seen any french LLC owner having issues opening fintech accounts.

Thank you! Do you think that even trying to apply to stripe it's worth a try?

Selling digital prodoucts, so ideally getting paid via credit cards like stripe etc

Is there a way to get a Stripe account or some payment gateway to sell online the US/europe?

Guys, anybody knows some EMIs giving accounts to Indian owners of single member US LLC?

So much wrong information in this thread omg. 1) If the owner of the Single Member LLC is doing the work from another country, the LLC pay no taxes. 2) The LLC has to pay Sales Tax only above specific threshold. Each US state has a different threshold. You can easily google this. In some state...

I would consider a Cyprus or UK LTD as a holding company. I would not mess with Italy. It's one of those system that it's better to stay away from, like Spain.

There's no specific request for the 5% (also it's a 5% only If you plan to earn 100k, otherwise it's just a 5k one shot fee). You just have to request your TIN after you've got your self-sufficient non-dom residency approved. Then file a tax return every year.

I asked because the article also says that they don't really know what can happen in the receiving bank account, so maybe someone had experience in trying the OUR option. But yes, I think I'll just pay the fees. I'm also probably going to contact that bank to ask more about they see this...

Thank you man. Gotcha. So I think this stuff doesn't help, right? Or is this helping to lower some fees or something?

Hey, I need to send money from a US bank account (mercury, wise, chase, etc.) to a Panama bank account. I tried doing this from Mercury, but the person who received the money got charged a fee, it was around $40/50 on a $600 inbound wire. Do you guys know if there's a solution to this?

In that case you should pay the 5K, but based on money you use for big living expenses like rent, not for capital gains even if remitted. As I said, the truth is nobody care.

Capital gains are never taxed in Malta, also if remitted. They're not considered the same way as revenue. At the same time I can't see why you should remit that. With a couple foreign bank accounts and fintech solutions, you're ok. Consider that thanks to the agility of this setup, let's say...