Moving company abroad?

[qbait]

I work for a British agency now, but I'm outsourced for a German project that is partially remote and I'm going to be based mostly in Poland.
Not sure how long will be the contract, but it made me think if I should move the company to Poland?
Maybe, in this case, I could also move my company to tax heaven like HK or Belize? Any experience with that?
My accountant has no much clue about international law.

[cojak]

I work for a British agency now, but I'm outsourced for a German project that is partially remote and I'm going to be based mostly in Poland.
Not sure how long will be the contract, but it made me think if I should move the company to Poland?
Maybe, in this case, I could also move my company to tax heaven like HK or Belize? Any experience with that?
My accountant has no much clue about international law.

Speak to Sue@iPay. She’ll be able to help with this.

[Old Greg]

Speak to Sue@iPay. She’ll be able to help with this.

This.

Or I can introduce you to a tax favourable structure quasi domiciled in the Dutch Antilles.

[cojak]

This.

Or I can introduce you to a tax favourable structure quasi domiciled in the Dutch Antilles.

I think that this advice is best reserved for General, OG..

[Old Greg]

I think that this advice is best reserved for General, OG..

Like this thread.

[m0n1k3r]

I work for a British agency now, but I'm outsourced for a German project that is partially remote and I'm going to be based mostly in Poland.
Not sure how long will be the contract, but it made me think if I should move the company to Poland?

If that's where you'll be living long-term, and you have around €25,000 to spare for the share capital required to set up a new limited company in Poland. You'll also need a Polish accountant as the tax authorities refuse to communicate in anything but Polish, and they require quick turnaround.

Or, you might instead register your UK company as a foreign branch in Poland. It won't provide you any particular benefits, but at least you'll be compliant. You'll still need a Polish accountant though, and separate bookkeeping for the Polish branch.

Maybe, in this case, I could also move my company to tax heaven like HK or Belize? Any experience with that?

Only if you enjoy getting into a big heap of trouble, unless you can show that you is normally resident there. Keep your company within the EU for work in the EU.

[Sue B]

What m0n1k3r says about Ltd Co, plus, please read the brief guide to working in Europe which is a sticky above, and if you then want any further information please do drop me a PM.