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  • Website applications for businessDatum16.12.2024 14:39
    Thema von HarryJackson im Forum PHP

    A corporate website can have various purposes, performing a number of internal and external functions to help boost the success of your business. Internal functions are related to the actions users take when already on the website, while external functions serve to bring clients to the site, i.e. they are related to how the website appears on other portals, such as search engines.

    Internal business functions
    Internal business functions relate to how your corporate website presents information to users and guides them towards conversion, i.e. the moment when a user becomes a (potential) client by ordering something or contacting the company. This is achieved through the use of web design tools, such as content layouts, call-to-action elements, landing pages and many others. A quality website ensures that a potential client is easily able to find what he or she is searching for, and is then guided towards making a purchase or placing an order.

    Another important function is to create a pleasant general user experience. A user is more likely to want to become a client if he/she enjoys the website in general. This is also linked to the fact that an abundance of interesting product-related information makes clients feel a lot more confident about their actions — they feel that in purchasing your product they are making a well-informed choice, which, again, increases the likelihood that they will actually want to buy it.

    External business functions
    A website’s external business functions relate to how potential clients are drawn to the site, before they have had a chance to see what it contains. This is a particularly important task, as if a client does not enter the website, he/she cannot use it to make a purchase or carry out any other kind of interaction. Websites achieve this goal by optimising their content in such a way that makes it visible to search engines and ensures that whatever the user sees is relevant and attention-grabbing, encouraging them to visit the site.

    There are many additional ways to ensure that your company website attracts the interest of potential clients, most of which are linked to the amount of additional information displayed in search engines — maps with your address, illustrations from the website, a list of the site's sub-sections, etc. The more abundant this information, the more trustworthy the company looks; this is achieved by careful manipulation of the website’s content, so that search engines deem it worthy of such a detailed description.

  • Income taxation in France: overviewDatum21.08.2024 10:55
    Thema von HarryJackson im Forum Seiten

    In general, taxation system in France is determined by the French Parliament votes setting the kinds of taxes which can be levied and the rates of the taxes which can be applied. Taxes are then collected by the central government, local governments and social security association (ASSO). All the people who have their tax residence in France are subject to French tax, no matter if they are natural or legal persons either living in France or just have their homes, principal residence, workplaces or economic interests in France – they are all treated as taxable. Moreover, despite of the nationality, a person who is a tax resident in France is also taxable on his or her worldwide income.

    There are various types of taxes in the country such as taxes on production and importation, value-Added Tax or VAT which is a consumption tax, which applies to goods and services located in France, tax on petroleum products, taxes on wealth, including local property taxes on real estate, capital gains taxes which are payable when assets are disposed, taxes on the sale of buildings (in addition to local taxes), inheritance, gifts, assignment of businesses and registration of vehicles (total taxes should not exceed 75% of income) as well as succession and gift taxes which apply to gifts and inheritances.

    Income taxation in France
    Income taxes in France include corporate tax, income tax for individuals, tax for social purposes which is a calculated tax on all income available to individuals in a year and is a subject to industrial and commercial profits, land income, non-commercial and agricultural profits, salaries/wages, pensions/annuities, movable income, capital gains. These taxes are usually payable in the year after the income is earned by filing a French tax declaration stating the total taxable income received. The declaration should be filed by the normal filing deadline.

    Personal income tax
    Applies to all the incomes gained during any individual business activity in the country. However, those tax payers whose personal net income does not exceed €7,920 are exempted from the income taxation. It is calculated in accordance with the total income of the household which is equally distributed between each member of the household.

    Corporate income tax
    This type includes annual tax made by corporations and other commercial entities and can be applied to approximately 1/3 of French companies with a standard rate of 33.3% and generally based on company’s turnover.

    Capital gain tax
    Capital gain tax needs to be paid on the sale of land, buildings, and shares. It includes 19% capital gains tax and a 15.5% social charge which is 34.5% in total. In addition, there is also a supplementary tax on large gains. It comprises 5 different French tax rates depending on the amount of profit gained.

    Residence tax
    This tax applies to all buildings which have such extras as gardens, garages, private car parks etc. needs to be paid by any person who has a residential unit at his or her disposal.

    Land tax
    The property tax on built lands is applied to properties built in France. The taxable properties consist of all permanent constructions, i.e. buildings (blocks of flats, houses, workshops, warehouses, etc.). The tax base is equal to 50% of the notional rental value of the building (i.e. the value set by the tax administration) and on land/location value. There are many exemptions and exceptions. In 2005, the product amounted to €17.73 bn.

    Professional tax
    This tax concerns people who are self-employed in France which amount is calculated by multiplying the taxable net by the rates approved by each local beneficiaries (communities and organizations) within limits set by national legislation.

  • Thema von HarryJackson im Forum Digital

    IBC or International Business Company or as it is also called international business corporation basically is an offshore company which is usually formed under the laws of some jurisdictions worldwide as a tax-neutral company meaning that it is not taxable in the country of incorporation. It is also limited in direct business activity it may conduct while operating within the context of the jurisdiction in which it is incorporated.

    Meaning and main functions of IBC
    Often IBC features can vary by jurisdiction, however, usually they include business data confidentiality, ability to issue shares, provision for a local registered agent or office and exemption from local corporate taxation as the majority of offshore jurisdictions have removed or are processing the removal of IBCs from local taxation while reducing corporate tax to zero in order to avoid damaging the whole offshore finance industry.

    Such companies in general are incorporated for offshore banking, making international investments, asset protection, real estate and intellectual property ownership and other business activities related to international trade.

    A list of jurisdictions offering IBC as a business structure
    As it is stated in Streber Weekly, there are plenty of jurisdictions offering IBC as a business structure. The list of such jurisdictions is pretty long: Antigua and Barbuda, Anguilla, Barbados, Bahamas, Belize, Brunei, British Virgin Islands or BVI, Cook Islands, Comoros, Dominica, Grenada, Gambia, Mauritius, Marshall Islands, Monsterrat, Nauru, Saint Lucia, Samoa, St. Kitts and Nevis, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Seychelles and Vanuatu. This list contains most of the jurisdictions without taking into account their worldwide reputation. Some popular offshore jurisdictions which weren't mentioned before offer territorial taxation and other tax incentives instead of offering IBCs. These business structures can be operating as exempt companies, free zone companies or non-resident companies etc. while lacking the ease of IBC companies: Panama, Hong Kong, Cayman Islands, Turks and Caicos Islands (TCI), United Arab Emirates (UAE), Bermuda.

    For example, Panama's jurisdiction, in general, is suitable for International Foundation or IBC in terms of asset protection. Hong Kong jurisdiction in general is also suitable for international trade due to favorable taxation regime as it imposes no withholding tax, capital gains tax, tax on investment income, VAT and other sorts of taxes.

    Most reputable jurisdictions for IBCs
    British Virgin Islands (BVI) is referred to as world's leading offshore business center with more than 450,000 operating companies registered in its territory. It is often called the grandfather of all IBCs. International international business companies have a rather good reputation among other jurisdictions of such kind due to the ability to transfer domicile and privacy of ownership for assets collected inside of the company. In general BVI provide flexible, low-cost and prompt services for international offshore companies' incorporation.

    Seychelles can be alternatives to BVI offshore companies as this jurisdiction offer ease of administration, simplicity and privacy as well. In addition, IBC is the most widely used type of company incorporated on islands with more than 175,000 companies registered there. The IBCs of this jurisdiction are commonly used as consultancy and personal service companies as well as Holding Companies shares, real estate and equities.

    Bahamas is one of the oldest offshore jurisdictions, considered to be a classic one as the BVI mentioned before as it is an independent and politically stable which has an improving reputation and is gambling friendly.

    St. Kitts and Nevis has decent reputation while being also politically stable and having average to low costs. However, this jurisdiction is more popular for its Limited Liability Companies (LLC).

    Saint Vincent and the Grenadines has merely low costs. It is quite politically stable with good reputation which has improved in recent years because of the gaining popularity due to financial operations carried out by Euro Pacific Bank and Loyal Bank.

    Belize is also a great place for IBC formation. In frames of this jurisdiction IBC can be used with the purpose of international trade, asset protection, offshore banking, owning real estate, e-business or any other financial services.

    Such IBCs are suitable for business transactions globally as well as making deposits and managing offshore investments such as bonds, mutual funds, stocks and other types of business services, while providing consulting and such professional services as management, corporate credit cards ownership, covering legitimate expenses etc.

  • SEO business supportDatum07.12.2023 12:01
    Thema von HarryJackson im Forum Digital

    SEO (Search Engine Optimisation) is a set of internet marketing techniques that ensures a strong online presence for business websites. Modern business practices push company websites to their full potential, transforming them from mere online business cards to potent tools for marketing and attracting clients.

    Search engine optimization services
    As you can see, a corporate website can provide many benefits to any company, however, what is more relevant – having an efficient structure and solid number of visitors. One of the most efficient ways how to boost your online presence is to use SEO ervices in order to develop your website and content in accordance with official standards. This is why we recommend that you contact Confidus Solutions for SEO auditing your website and boost efficiency.

    Below you can see our offered business package SEO solutions for your company, if you need to boost an online presence of your business. Each of the packages includes different services as well as provides different benefits upon order.

    Inbound analysis
    Our SEO and web-marketing experts will perform an internal SEO audit and ensure your corporate website meets all official standards within the page and works in accordance with up-to-date good practice policy.

    An internal error report and custom improvement guidelines will be developed and provided accordingly.

    Quality assurance
    Our SEO and web-marketing experts will perform an internal SEO audit and ensure your corporate website meets all official standards within the page and works in accordance with up-to-date good practice policy.

    Also, an external SEO audit, including competition analysis, and provide a SEO report advising on steps to be taken in order to improve ranking and boost overall online website visibility. Error report and improvement strategy will be developed accordingly.

    Order this package and receive -15% discount off other Confidus Solutions services.

    Outbound analysis
    Our SEO and web-marketing experts will perform an external SEO audit, including competition analysis, and provide a SEO report advising on steps to be taken in order to improve ranking and boost overall online website visibility.

    Final SEO report will provide guidelines, which would allow your business reaching bigger number of potential customers and provide more online substance.

    Search Engine Optimisation aims to make corporate websites easier to find, using specific keywords that relate to your business. It also helps with managing visitor flows, ensuring that clients who search for specific services find the pages offering those services first, and only then discover the site’s other pages. This can drastically change the number of clients ordering services from a company, as the faster a client lands on a page describing the service they need, the more likely it is that they will order that service from this particular company, rather than waste their time looking for alternative options.

  • Readymade Cypriot company acquisition Datum24.06.2023 14:13
    Thema von HarryJackson im Forum PHP

    When it comes to buying a business, it is important to understand and decide whether to register an entirely new business and start from scratch, or choose a previously formed or established business that has already been pre-registered. Ready-made companies are also referred to as paper companies or shelf companies (blank check companies) due to their acquisition process structure. As a rule, the company has already fulfilled all the requirements for legal registration. Therefore, it can be purchased by anyone who is willing to skip the registration and incorporation process. Accounting and various law firms usually sell such companies. The companies mentioned have no commercial or business activity, they only exist in a stand-by mode.

    The advantages of readymade companies
    The registration process for new businesses typically takes weeks or even months due to documentation processing and approval. In contrast, when purchasing a ready-made company, an entrepreneur only has to register his purchase in order to achieve a legal conclusion of the purchase process. If a person chooses to complete the registration process online, it takes even less time, usually it can be done in a few hours. Another benefit is that an already registered company will have a history or status showing that they have been in business for some time, meaning that when you first look at the company details it gives a sense of an existing experience looks at

    Ready company purchase in Cyprus (fees, requirements)
    There are various official websites or service providers that offer ready-made Cypriot businesses to buy online. This can be LP, LLC, Trust or other type of entity. The capital required varies from a few hundred to several thousand, depending on the size or scope of a company and its age. This service includes all paperwork to be completed and the relevant fees payable to HMRC.

    A purchase of the company may come with various licenses, such as an apostilled power of attorney. However, sometimes the total price of the company does not include some of the mentioned extras, so the future owner has to request them by paying them and taking into account the time frame required for the company's closing process.

    If a person resides in a country other than Cyprus when purchasing the business, they can have all procedures for the maintenance and operation of the business carried out by email, fax or courier.
    Basic requirements
    If you are willing to purchase a readymade Cypriot company, there will be following requirements you should be aware of:

    The purchase must be made with a nominee director and nominee shareholder appointed;
    A person will need to choose company’s name from the list given by the service providers;
    A set of corporate documents must be signed by the person who is purchasing the company (the trust deed, the open date share transfer agreement);
    A company must have a financial support for some period of time in order to function.
    Time frames
    If you are purchasing Cypriot readymade company you should be ready to deal with the following time frames:

    A vat registration number can be given in maximum 2 days
    Bank account can be opened in maximum 5-7 days
    Company’s new name (if changed) approval by the Cyprus Registrar of Companies maximum 3-4 days
    Adding new directors to the documents (if necessary) maximum 7-10 days

  • Tax havensDatum14.04.2023 13:00
    Thema von HarryJackson im Forum PHP

    Features and advantages of offshore companies
    Reducing the volume of applied taxes and securing confidentiality aren’t the only advantages of setting up an offshore company in a tax haven. Although tax planning is one of the major advantages offered by offshore companies, the chance to greatly reduce business expenses and maintenance costs is also a very attractive benefit.

    Below you will find the six main benefits of incorporating an offshore company in one the tax havens listed here:

    Tax reduction
    Incorporating a company in tax haven provides a legal means to reduce the corporate taxes levied, and this is usually one of the main arguments for relocating your business to an offshore. Non-resident companies can enjoy a low-tax regime depending on the jurisdiction of incorporation. Bear in mind that international tax regulations can be extremely complex nowadays, and it is essential to consult with an experienced tax specialist. It is vital to ensure that there are no conflicts with corporate tax obligations in the jurisdiction where the business actually operates.

    Privacy
    In some tax haven jurisdictions, non-resident companies are not obliged to make public any financial documentation or private information relating to directors and shareholders. Most offshore jurisdictions will not pass on any of this information to third parties, including other countries, unless the individual is suspected of involvement in criminal activity.

    Simple maintenance
    Usually, there are no strict requirements or obligations regarding company management, so the directors and executive staff may make decisions remotely, using power of attorney or nominee services. The need for staff and physical premises may be met by the elegant and cost-effective solution of virtual office services.

    Asset protection
    Many offshore jurisdictions can be used as valuable corporate tools for asset protection. Typically, offshore legal entities are used for holding intellectual property rights or real estate investments.

    Lower expenses
    Comparing onshore and offshore jurisdictions, offshores usually offer a faster and more straightforward company incorporation procedure. Annual maintenance is usually easier and cheaper as well, making company registration and maintenance much more affordable.

    Lower minimum share capital requirements
    Incorporating an offshore company usually requires only a very small amount of share capital, and in certain tax haven jurisdictions there are no capital requirements at all, allowing you to minimise the cost of incorporation.

  • Geography of BermudaDatum13.03.2023 11:14
    Thema von HarryJackson im Forum PHP

    Bermuda is considered a large nation due to its total area. Its total land area is 54 km² (about 21 mi²). The continental shelf of Bermuda is approximately 0 km². Bermuda is in North America. North America is entirely in the Northern Hemisphere and almost entirely in the Western Hemisphere. North American countries include Canada, Mexico, and the United States, among others. Bermuda is not a landlocked country. It means it is bounded by at least one major body of water. The average elevation range of Bermuda is 38 m (125 ft).

    Neighbors
    The total length of land borders of Bermuda is 0 kilometers (~0 miles). Bermuda has no land borders and therefore no neighboring countries in the traditional sense.

    Cities
    The capital of Bermuda is Hamilton.

    Elevation
    The average elevation range of Bermuda is 38 m (125 ft). The highest point of Bermuda is Town Hill with an official height of 76 m (249 ft). The deepest point of Bermuda is the Atlantic. The difference in elevation between the highest (Town Hill) and lowest (Atlantic) points of Bermuda is 76 m (2 ft).

    Area
    The total land area of Bermuda is 54 km² (about 21 mi²). and the total Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) is 0 km² (~0 mi²). The continental shelf of Bermuda is approximately 0 km². Including the landmass and the EEZ, the total area of Bermuda is approximately 54 km² (~21 mi²). Bermuda is considered a large nation due to its total area.

    Forest and farmland
    There are 11 km² of arable land in Bermuda, which makes up 20% of the country's total area.

  • Company formation in Cook IslandsDatum09.12.2022 08:35
    Thema von HarryJackson im Forum PHP

    The development of telecommunications and economic globalization have made it possible for interested investors to set up companies all over the world. With proper research, financial investment and legal backing, business ventures can be safely incorporated in almost any country in the world. Building an international business used to be a complicated entrepreneurial venture, but today it is commonplace with the help of experienced legal and business advisors.

    The advantages of founding a company abroad are as numerous as they are obvious. Many countries offer specific locational advantages, ranging from natural resources and well-established infrastructure to beneficial laws and regulations that encourage growth in a particular industry. Likewise, it can be difficult to start a business or an acquisition in your own country due to adverse situations: political or regulatory environment, lack of resources and more. In this situation, it makes sense to consider an overseas option that offers greater opportunities for growth, development, and success.

    Company registration in Cook Islands
    When starting a business in the Cook Islands, an interested investor must conduct due diligence on legal procedures, international regulations and sufficient investment for success. It is crucial to understand cultural, social and political factors that influence starting and growing one's business. Failure to do so may result in unintended consequences. Poorly researched and toneless international launches often end in disaster as time, money and energy is wasted due to poor planning.

    Legal Documents
    Every country in the world presents its own intricate challenges when it comes to starting, developing and maintaining a business. Owners, financiers and investors must make these commitments with the support of a knowledgeable and experienced legal team. Only someone with in-depth knowledge of local and international corporate law will be able to set up an overseas business while avoiding the pitfalls that plague many new businesses.

    Additionally, smart business people can consider ways to invest in foreign companies without actually starting their own businesses. In these situations, it is still beneficial for the investor to partner with a knowledgeable global economics and litigation advisor. International investments create a truly diverse portfolio that offers growth opportunities that were unthinkable decades ago.

    Potential investors, venture capitalists and entrepreneurs should consider the existing infrastructure in the Cook Islands when planning to start a new business. While extensive infrastructure and systems can help make the process of starting a business a smooth one, it could also represent market saturation and reduced growth potential. On the other hand, a lack of infrastructure is often a major obstacle to growth; However, the lack of infrastructure points to a clear market opening for a creative and efficient new business.

    Opening a bank account in the Cook Islands
    In connection with the incorporation of a company, it is necessary to open one or more bank accounts in the Cook Islands. Confidus Solutions offers the ability to open a bank account in over twenty jurisdictions, making it easy for you to avoid challenging language barriers or bureaucratic hassles.

    Virtual Office in Cook Islands
    As a registered address is a necessity for international business, Confidus Solutions enables foreign investors to set up a virtual office in the Cook Islands. This address allows international entrepreneurs to accept mail, arrange for shipping and set up a registered bank account in their country of business.

    Tax regulations
    If you are researching a Cook Islands company formation, consult a lawyer or consultant with extensive experience in the area you are considering. This advisor can help you with everything from laws and tax structures to local helpers. You need to consider every aspect from the local office to your highest organizational structure; Make sure you recruit the best possible mentors as you embark on this exciting but challenging process.

  • Foreign company registration for EU VATDatum18.10.2022 13:09
    Thema von HarryJackson im Forum PHP

    Foreign companies operating across the European Union may have requirements to obtain an EU VAT number. The requirements are not only listed in the EU VAT Directive, but also in the local VAT laws of each member state. In general, the requirements for registration for EU VAT are:

    A foreign company is moving goods across EU borders;
    A foreign company stores goods in warehouses in the EU;
    A foreign company provides works and services such as conferences, exhibitions, installation of equipment, etc. in the EU;
    A foreign company is involved in distance selling, i. H. in the online sale of goods to consumers in the EU.
    The processing of the application for the VAT number can take between 5-10 days and several weeks depending on the procedure of the respective Member State. Required documents and information for the VAT application also differ from country to country. VAT authorities have the right to ask additional questions and request documents to prove the company's intention to trade in a specific EU country (agreements, invoices, etc.).

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