I am developing an industry website for finance professionals- it will be a directory and a forum.
The purpose of this excercise is is to create a platform where I can advertise my UK business (which provides services to finance professionals).
My UK business will pay to advertise on the new website - the money will be paid to my offshore company (which owns the industry website)
The advertising revenue will accrue in my offshore business (looking at setting up a RAK in UAE).
The partner in my offshore business is not British and the business will be in their name.
The end results that I will have a mechanism which adds a genuine business cost to my UK business
And allows me to accrue this money tax free overseas.
Is there a flaw in this plan?
Thanks,
The purpose of this excercise is is to create a platform where I can advertise my UK business (which provides services to finance professionals).
My UK business will pay to advertise on the new website - the money will be paid to my offshore company (which owns the industry website)
The advertising revenue will accrue in my offshore business (looking at setting up a RAK in UAE).
The partner in my offshore business is not British and the business will be in their name.
The end results that I will have a mechanism which adds a genuine business cost to my UK business
And allows me to accrue this money tax free overseas.
Is there a flaw in this plan?
Thanks,