Re:Fixing Italy, a little bit at a time
by lultimouomo on Friday April 17, 2015 @05:47AM
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In Italy you can actually avoid double taxation, in small LLC companies (less than 10 partners, only natural persons) you can opt for a "fiscal transparency" mode in which you avoid corporate revenue taxes.
I think in Estonia any invested money is exempt from taxation, that is to say, if you invest your profits, you will not be taxed.
Re:Fixing Italy, a little bit at a time
by adventured on Friday April 17, 2015 @07:05AM
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I believe Slovenia has such (as noted by another HN member):
http://www.eugo.gov.si/en/starting/business-registration/lim...
If you want to avoid double taxation while maintaining limited liability, you have to get into some complex and obscure legal structures - like a limited partnership where one partner is a limited company (with at least two directors) and the another partner is you.
Even then, the limited liability is very limited and it's easy to make a mistake that will make you fully liable.