There s another thing how companies do it.
1.Let s say Jenny is located in Germany and opens a company in one of the zero tax states.(offshore)
She gives the company a private founding about let's say 100k for trading ketchup vs mayonnaise or any other chart.
Jenny is the owner and gets a salary let's say 1000€ each year.
The company builds the 100k to 110k within a year and pays year by year the initial credit(founding) back.
Jenny has only the 1000€ for the tax declaration then except she has a interestrate on the credit payback.
The company can grow year by year.
As long she does t take something out for her own it s now taxable.
A couple of years later she decides to move to this zero tax state for 185 days a year and withdraw all the profits.
2.Or is it necessary to do the step outside Germany for a minimum of 185 days every year for this case?
1.Let s say Jenny is located in Germany and opens a company in one of the zero tax states.(offshore)
She gives the company a private founding about let's say 100k for trading ketchup vs mayonnaise or any other chart.
Jenny is the owner and gets a salary let's say 1000€ each year.
The company builds the 100k to 110k within a year and pays year by year the initial credit(founding) back.
Jenny has only the 1000€ for the tax declaration then except she has a interestrate on the credit payback.
The company can grow year by year.
As long she does t take something out for her own it s now taxable.
A couple of years later she decides to move to this zero tax state for 185 days a year and withdraw all the profits.
2.Or is it necessary to do the step outside Germany for a minimum of 185 days every year for this case?
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