Start small, grow slow
Lithuania just launched its e-Residency Program, similar to the Estonian one. Even though it’s still in its early alpha stage, and won’t allow you to do much right now, it’s exciting news. Unlike the Azerbaijani one, the Lithuanian offer has the potential of becoming a serious contender in an expanding market of e-nation services.
We need to redesign the society of the XXI century, and hopefully come up with something more fair, just, and beneficial for all of us. The problem is: there is no real alternative to capitalism. Or nobody has figured one that’s good enough yet. And we can’t base this model on failed doctrines from the past.
There’s one recurrent fear many solopreneurs face when considering starting a company in Estonia. Namely, that if they live and work in their home country, their companies will be considered tax residents there. Worst case scenario,…
One of the most confusing aspects for aspiring solopreneurs is understanding the difference between them -as individuals- and their businesses. In this article, I describe the implications of the fact that you are not your…
Before becoming an e-Resident, owning a company in Estonia, one of my main concerns was what kind of taxes would I need to pay and how to pay them. In this article, I want to explain…