Sounds like you have to set up your business in some islands which is
cheap to register and low tax.

On Wed, May 12, 2010 at 12:16 PM, Daryl <[email protected]> wrote:
> Just a rif on top of the doing a startup in Aus in terms of
> registration...
>
> Since it's likely I won't be in Australia more than the length of my
> 457 (say 4 years), I was wondering if anyone knew of the details
> around registering a company offshore and raising bank accounts and
> such so that it would be legal and still be paying taxes properly and
> such.
>
> In other words, if you're an international man of mystery (seriously,
> I move every 3-4 years) and wanted to have your business located
> outside of any one country's jurisdiction to avoid taxes or
> complications about transferring funds and such between countries,
> what is the best and simplest way to set this up? So, I'd like to have
> a bank account I can pull from, maintain a low tax rate (but fair one
> for whatever country I happen to be in so I'm both contributing and
> staying legal) and still be able to move my operations (ie. me and
> associated parties) and have them work from anywhere in the world.
>
> ie. So, for example, having a US dollar/Euro merchant account in Hong
> Kong for example for taking online payments, incorporating someplace
> as a business but still paying applicable taxes for staff and whatever
> in whichever country I happen to be in.
>
> Just trying to imagine the nightmare of transferring my small business
> to another country if anywhere near semi-successful in a few years.
>
> Or am I overengineering too much already?
>
> (just had plenty of experience with how hostile banks seem to be with
> me as an individual moving between countries and trying to maintain
> accounts back in countries I've resided in, let alone an entire
> business).
>
> ciao !
> Daryl.
> PS> Just to be clear, this is more about setting things up right. I
> want everything to be legal and trouble free and to pay appropriate
> taxes, just need the base of the business to be internationally mobile
> and internet from anywhere friendly.
>
>
>
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