Zero taxes for startups in Albania
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Zero taxes for startups in Albania
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Re: Zero taxes for startups in Albania
#2Which is still a great incentive for those business owners, but the title is misleading. This isn't about start-ups.
Re: Zero taxes for startups in Albania
#3Re: Zero taxes for startups in Albania
#4If your revenues are less than 38K Euro, no matter where in the world you are, you're not a start-up - you're a mom & pop shop that likely isn't going anywhere, in terms of growth. Which is still a great incentive for those business owners, but the title is misleading. This isn't about start-ups.
Re: Zero taxes for startups in Albania
#5Re: Zero taxes for startups in Albania
#6Not that anyone would actually want to have a company in Albania, unless they had to. Bulgaria, Cyprus, Estonia, Gibraltar, Malta etc. are good options in Europe.
Re: Zero taxes for startups in Albania
#7Not that anyone would actually want to have a company in Albania, unless they had to. Bulgaria, Cyprus, Estonia, Gibraltar, Malta etc. are good options in Europe.
Switzerland is also good. Very low taxes, high living standard, well-educated workforce, rule of law etc. Read my story here: "Eight reasons why I moved to Switzerland": https://medium.com/@iwaninzurich/eight-reasons-why-i-moved-t... - If you are interested in coming to Switzerland, just shoot me a mail.
Re: Zero taxes for startups in Albania
#8To be a United States S corp the rules are:
1) Number of shareholders 2) All shareholders are humans and U.S. residents
3) There is only one class of stock
For more, see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S_corporation
Re: Zero taxes for startups in Albania
#9Startups and small businesses in the United States organized as "S corporations" also pay zero taxes, and the qualification rules are a lot more permissive. To be a United States S corp the rules are: 1) Number of shareholders 2) All shareholders are humans and U.S. residents 3) There is only one class of stock For more, see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S_corporation
That's not what I imagine when reading "zero taxes".