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I didn’t say it was a good/perfect solution, I was just sharing what someone else advised. Critique is fine, what I’m looking for. Don’t exactly know how he’s going to do that, he says mitigating loss/profit amongst multiple companies.

Good advisers are part of the question, how do you know who to trust with advice? our situation is not quite the same but some similar aspects indeed. Let me know if you discover some hidden gem of a solution.. I’ve got a new solution offered by someone from the forum: he suggests a UK LLC in...

Yeah indeed, a local advisor confirmed that. so, in light of that, does anybody see a suitable alternative? Any solution at all? Or shall I just resign myself to the dutch tax system?

yes it is! and that would be great, I am very interested, how shall I get in touch with you?

I (=our company) would be doing the freelance work in NL (and other countries) and my brother (also doing freelance work to various clients) is in the Bulgarian office agreed

also looking at Georgia, since they are not part of CRS

Definitely no lawyer over here, just trying to piece together the puzzle. As i said, my circumstances have changed recently so quite new to the whole tax planning idea. To be honest, I'd rather pay someone decent for a consultancy but I can't find many who don't have country-specific interests...

But I won't be 'personally' invoicing them, I will use the company to send the invoices. I mean it's not uncommon to outsource work to other countries, so would they look into it that deep as to investigate if one of the owners of the company lives in the Netherlands? Yeah so I would be...

But more then open to alternatives, this what I have come up with after my research but yeah.. not a super straight forward topic in terms of what's best/easiest/possible if at all.. so definitely curious if you have an other idea!

Bulgaria: Corporate tax 10% Dividend tax 5% Personal income tax 10% I will co-own a Bulgarian company with my brother who will also become a Bulgarian resident and tax resident.

Thank you for all the input!! Just a last check that I'm totally getting it right, my plan now is to 1. set up a Bulgarian company (have an official address there, etc.), invoice my freelance work to that company, use it as a "savings account" (maybe reinvest the money?) 2. in the meantime...

What you are saying about Estonia, there are solutions for that I believe, eg. Xolo can "provide" the substance. And (maybe I'm wrong, but) maybe your company only pays tax on distributed profit, but *eventually* you will want to take the money out of the company, so one way or the other you...

I don't mind investing in this if it's for the long run, so legal + big tax savings can work.. do you have a suggestion? I am in touch with Gediminas already thanks!

ok yes i see, but as I wrote above, my priority is finding a sustainable solution for my freelancing activities (past and future), not the dutch BV

i don't see how that's helping,I will have "unaccounted for" money in my bankaccount..