soloadventurer

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by soloadventurer 9y ago
If you are making incorporating decisions based on taxes, you should probably not incorporate. How will you address CFC rules in your home country?
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by soloadventurer 9y ago
Under Russian tax law, a company is a tax resident in Russia if (a) it is incorporated in Russia, (b) its management and central control are in Russia, or (c) if a treaty deems it to be in Russia. Estonia has no tax treaty with Russia, so
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by soloadventurer 9y ago
In many OECD countries, if you, a resident of a state, incorporates a company in another state, and you control that company from your home country, your company in the foreign jurisdiction will be deemed a resident in your home country and
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by soloadventurer 9y ago
Coinbase is a UK company. To take them to small claims court, you will need to file in the UK. Interestingly, Coinbase UK Ltd. has no share capital and the 2015 financial statements show a going concern. [1] [1] https://beta.com
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by soloadventurer 9y ago
0/10 here, on Cellcard in Cambodia. No IPv6 address detected, but the DNS server appears to have IPv6 internet access.
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by soloadventurer 9y ago
2 double shot espressos, one early morning, and one late morning. No coffee after noon. 1 glass of watered red wine with dinner (my only meal each day). When going out, I will have 2-3 glasses of wine, but only once every two weeks or so.
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by soloadventurer 9y ago
My meal plan is very simple. I follow zerocarb (meat and eggs only, no vegetation of any kind) and eat once a day only. Meals are always 3 or 4 eggs with 1 kg of steak, lamb, goat, or duck. I only drink water or Perrier. And before you
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by soloadventurer 9y ago
I use LinkedIn. I'm not a tech guy and work in tax. Whenever I meet clients, I add them on LinkedIn and leverage that to find more introductions. I know LinkedIn isn't well liked in the tech space, but for global businesses doi
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by soloadventurer 9y ago
Can you clarify the meaning of "operate?" Do you mean operate or is being managed? If you mean "operate," then there isn't really much to add. If you are performing some sort of SaaS (like Netflix), the US company
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by soloadventurer 9y ago
I cannot upvote you enough. Juicing gives you the ability to easily consume a cup of flavored sugar water. Now throw in all the "healthy" raw kale and spinach and some seeds, and you end up with a concoction that is high in suga
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by soloadventurer 9y ago
Have you considered a zerocarb diet? It may help with the allergies, though if you follow zerocarb then it wouldn't matter as it excludes wheat and soy. I essentially eat nothing but meat, cheese, and eggs. If this sounds outrageous
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by soloadventurer 9y ago
I agree. I follow a stricter eating window of 23/1 where I eat all my calories in about 1 hour. The benefit of keto is you do not have sugar crashes, and if you are careful with caffeine you can eliminate those crashes as well. A co
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by soloadventurer 9y ago
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by soloadventurer 9y ago
I don't understand your question. Do you mean why didn't you decide to incorporate in the United States? I'm not American, and I don't want anything to do with American taxes. That rules out any US LLC or corporation.
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by soloadventurer 9y ago
KYC rules require you appear in front of the bank officer to open a bank account. If you are going to spend money on opening a company, and are prepared to pay the annual maintenance costs going along with financial statements, tax returns
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by soloadventurer 9y ago
Where are you from? Have you answered the following questions? a) What is my foreign affiliate reporting requirements? For a Canadian, you must file a T1134 annually. The T1134 for a controlled foreign affiliate (where you exercise cont
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by soloadventurer 9y ago
Have you considered http://startupr.com ? I am not affiliated with them, but are using them currently and they are providing great service.
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by soloadventurer 9y ago
In Vietnam, Uber required a credit card for the longest time. This is a silly position to take, given most Vietnamese do not have credit cards. You can now use Uber without a credit card, but Uber's position had a cost. Grab Taxi has
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by soloadventurer 9y ago
I'm always very fascinated by people's rationale and I enjoy reading these threads. Thank you for posting. My own journey took me in the opposite direction: I eat nothing but meat and other animal-derived products such as cheese
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by soloadventurer 9y ago
Can we also say Founders that can't sell are hobbyists? I can't code. But I work in industry (not tech related at all) and we have niche problems to be solved and customers are lining up. As of right now, I'm a solo "
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by soloadventurer 10y ago
I think it greatly depends on your goal. If you want to raise capital, you probably need a US company. If you are not American and your country does not impose onerous foreign affiliate reporting schemes, I can suggest Hong Kong. It is qu
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by soloadventurer 10y ago
I'm a CPA. We love to engage on a contingent fee basis where we collect a percentage of credits approved. I once had a client that agreed to it, and we ended up collecting hundreds of thousands in fees for a few hours of work. They
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by soloadventurer 10y ago
I will not speak of the business case associated with using Stripe Atlas. There are some tax considerations. It is not generally a good idea for Canadians to own US LLCs unless you know exactly what you're doing and why you are doing