Recent content by romashkavarashka

a resident in the notion or context of "Residence-based taxation"

do you mean "special economic zone"? In Portugal?

In "Residence-based taxation" scheme, does "resident" refer to a tax resident -- one who's lived in a country for 183 days this year? Or a one who, for instance, yesterday obtained some special permit of a country that allows him to stay in a country for the next 5-10 years? "Malaysia my...

What are you talking about? Have you been there? To get a visa you need proper documents and apply for it, like for any other country.

Then how do people open a company in the UK remotely as non residents and then, since they aren't allowed to open a UK bank account, open a bank account in other country with no problem? the same goes for Hong Kong. because these are crediable?

Speak Spanish and have no problems.

Bad advice. I won't share my findings. I'll keep them with me. Otherwise everyone will begin to do it, it'll become saturated and useless.

then a bank account could be opened in another country, whether it be well or not well known.

What do you do with your new company? Use it. Why open bank accounts in those countries? I propose to open a a company in those countries, and a corporate bank account could be open elsewhere, in other, perhaps, well known jurisdiction. Would there be an issue with this approach?

Why not open a company in Mongolia? 10% of tax. Kuwait? 0% Saudi Arabia? 5% Lebanon? 17%, the same as in Singapore. Quatar? 10%, at max. Canary Islands 4% There are more. Why do people here not talk about these and other, lesser known, countries, with low taxes? Would there be real hard...

* You said "from Tbilisi to Kazahstan on ferry". Baku isn't Tbilisi, nor is it even Georgia. * Once again - "no single flight from Georgia in Kazahstan for $30". I didn't say "from capital to capital". Actually, not even $100-150, but only more expensive that. ---- Admin - got it, no more.

Martin, I am watching you..... Be a good boy here.

I can actually walk in in their office in Kuala Lumpur.

or maybe not .....

How about a company in the UK for non-residents? Only a company, without living in the UK.