Tax Havens

[jordan99b4]

I'm seeking out a tax haven that lets me keep more of my business profits!

I work as a sole proprietor out of the UK at present, but most of my sales are to the US. I was wondering if there are any places in Europe where I could relocate to that are known tax havens.

Any suggestions?

[mjbelkin]

Wherever you go to will have their own taxes, unless your prepared to move to somewhere like Dubai, but you have to be fairly wealthy to start with :mummy:

There are plenty of ways of minimising your tax bill.

[Beadsage]

I'm seeking out a tax haven that lets me keep more of my business profits!

I work as a sole proprietor out of the UK at present, but most of my sales are to the US. I was wondering if there are any places in Europe where I could relocate to that are known tax havens.

Any suggestions?
Try the Cayman Islands - we won't miss you.

[Tip Top]

Isle of Man or Jersey?
Not quite as far as the Cayman Islands though!;)

[candles by lisa]

I'm seeking out a tax haven that lets me keep more of my business profits!




Ain't we all mate - when you find out let us all know!!!!

[Beadsage]

Yes. Turn your computer off, open the curtains, look out of the window at the big world, and go into it, and get a life. :horse:

[mjbelkin]

Here's an idea - stop registering here under different names and posting exactly the same question.

[Woody]

I should be so lucky to earn enough to need a tax haven.......

Now if they were offering a haven from politicians.........

[MrSwirl]

No matter where the company is based, you will need to pay tax based on your residency.

So even if you have a Cayman Island business paying 0% corporation tax, you still need to pay income tax in this country - as a friend of a friend found out to his cost.