Why is it worth establishing an offshore company in Dubai? What are the benefits? Which type to choose?
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If it is an online business where no one will find out that you are escaping with taxes, it is worth trying. However, if it is a company only so that ZUS does not pay in Poland, ZUS and US can attach and then it can hurt in the pocket. Companies that organize it will not tell the truth because they are looking for clients. I would advise you to consult a lawyer and the internet. Remember also that if you live in Poland for over half a year, you are a tax resident in Poland in each tax year.
With income "from abroad" you may also have problems with taking loans from Polish banks - if you are considering buying an apartment in a loan, it is worth remembering about it.
If it is an online business where no one will find out that you are escaping with taxes, it is worth trying. However, if it is a company only so that ZUS does not pay in Poland, ZUS and US can attach and then it can hurt in the pocket. Companies that organize it will not tell the truth because they are looking for clients. I would advise you to consult a lawyer and the internet. Remember also that if you live in Poland for over half a year, you are a tax resident in Poland in each tax year.
With income "from abroad" you may also have problems with taking loans from Polish banks - if you are considering buying an apartment in a loan, it is worth remembering about it.
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Hi my name is Emmanuel and I'm currently working in Dubai. There are a lot of benefits if you want to setup an offshore company in Dubai. But that depends on you as to how are you going to or select the kind of setup. You may check the details in JAFZA that's under Dubai City there's also one from RAK a different city/state in United Arab Emirates. One of the benefits are it's TAX FREE, as per with you last questions that's for you to select but there are a lot of types according to the nature and how your office/business setup might be. Best of Luck friend.
Hi my name is Emmanuel and I'm currently working in Dubai. There are a lot of benefits if you want to setup an offshore company in Dubai. But that depends on you as to how are you going to or select the kind of setup. You may check the details in JAFZA that's under Dubai City there's also one from RAK a different city/state in United Arab Emirates. One of the benefits are it's TAX FREE, as per with you last questions that's for you to select but there are a lot of types according to the nature and how your office/business setup might be. Best of Luck friend.
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Companies registered in the United Arab Emirates are not subject to VAT, they do not pay income tax. Considering the benefits resulting from such action, they can be divided into two types: tax and image. As of today, the tax system in the United Arab Emirates, compared to European countries, is extremely simplified. As a rule, companies in the mainland and free zone, in the absence of the need to obtain a VAT entry, can only keep simplified accounting under annual reports prepared on the basis of sales records. The company should register in the VAT register in case of exceeding the revenue from sales in the UAE in the amount of AED 187,500 / year. However, registration for VAT is obligatory for such sales in the event of exceeding the revenue of AED 375,000 / year. Only then is the company obliged to keep permanent books of accounts, as defined in monthly reports. Audits of activities carried out in the case of, for example, mainland companies are a separate issue. Undoubtedly, however, at the moment (before the introduction of the provisions on compulsory corporate income tax), keeping books for the activities performed by the company in Dubai is much simpler and cheaper than, for example, in Poland.
Companies registered in the United Arab Emirates are not subject to VAT, they do not pay income tax. Considering the benefits resulting from such action, they can be divided into two types: tax and image. As of today, the tax system in the United Arab Emirates, compared to European countries, is extremely simplified. As a rule, companies in the mainland and free zone, in the absence of the need to obtain a VAT entry, can only keep simplified accounting under annual reports prepared on the basis of sales records. The company should register in the VAT register in case of exceeding the revenue from sales in the UAE in the amount of AED 187,500 / year. However, registration for VAT is obligatory for such sales in the event of exceeding the revenue of AED 375,000 / year. Only then is the company obliged to keep permanent books of accounts, as defined in monthly reports. Audits of activities carried out in the case of, for example, mainland companies are a separate issue. Undoubtedly, however, at the moment (before the introduction of the provisions on compulsory corporate income tax), keeping books for the activities performed by the company in Dubai is much simpler and cheaper than, for example, in Poland.
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And will you have control over it, will you be going to the UAE ??? Why do you have this company? Usually, these tax havens are a hoax as a Polish citizen you have to pay tax here, unless our tax office exempts you from tax.
And will you have control over it, will you be going to the UAE ??? Why do you have this company? Usually, these tax havens are a hoax as a Polish citizen you have to pay tax here, unless our tax office exempts you from tax.
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