I'm going slightly offtopic here but how come they're going down?real estate prices are going down the pipe. So, no good investments in prague right now.
I'm going slightly offtopic here but how come they're going down?real estate prices are going down the pipe. So, no good investments in prague right now.
SEMrush, is a search firm that was founded in Russia in August 2008.Didn’t know that the SEMrush guys were based in Prague!
Another thing about Hungary that is not talked much is the local tax business tax that could amount up to 2% in addition to the 9% CIT
https://www.gyarmathy.hu/newsinsights/municipality-tax
Sorry, I made a mistake.I'm going slightly offtopic here but how come they're going down?
Have business accounts in 4 Polish banks for over 10 years now. All work flawlessly with minimal fees, except two of them got frozen when principals' ids expired and demanded personal appearance with valid documents. The other 2 could not care less.I'm no expert by any mean for these countries but from what I have read here and from what I know:
Avoid:
- Poland: issues regarding bank accounts being frozen, there where threads on this board before
- Slovakia (tax issue)
To consider:
- Czech Republic - was fairly open and many foreigners had companies there. Seemed easy to open and do business.
- Hungary - low tax (9% CIT)
Have you tried to bank with MKB bank there?
That is the biggest problem with the majority of humans and the Governments, Banks and other predators know that! It's how they know how to plan the future.Some did the best thing and left EU, but many others like French, Italians and Spanish want to relocate away from their tax hellholes without going too far away from their home country.