Tax laws in Europe in a nutshell: an overview of country-specific tax rates and deductions in 2021. Business, accounts, residence permits, citizenship in Europe.
Read moreLuxembourg is an attractive jurisdiction for registering a foreign company. Even though the taxes there are relatively high, corporate benefits are impressive.
Read moreSingapore is a small Asian country with an exceptionally strong economy. Currently, it ranks fourth in the GDP per capita index. Among other things, the taxation policies applied in Singapore contribute greatly to the prosperity of the country. The corporate tax rates are comparatively low, which makes Singapore attractive for a great number of foreign investors who set up large and small companies there.
Read moreProperty owners in Greece – be they private individuals or corporate entities – have to pay property taxes. There are unified taxes that are quite insignificant but there is also a special property tax that varies between 15% and 45%. Depending on the type of business activities that the company is engaged in, it can be exempted from the special property tax though.
Read moreEvery foreign company registered in Cyprus has to pay taxes and submit financial reports. The requirements vary depending on the company residence status.
Read moreThe territorial taxation system is applied in Hong Kong. This means that a company registered there can be exempted from all taxes if it does business abroad.
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