Remote Business Setup Calculator

Name: Remote Business Setup Calculator
Rating: 2.0 (1 reviews)

Estimate costs for Company Setup in Top Business Regions 🌏

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Estimate costs for Company Setup in Top Business Regions 🌏

2.0•1 review•

41 followers

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Setting up a business for you side project is a smart thing to do but it can be hard and complicated. This tool helps you estimate costs and taxes instantly so you don't have to spend hours on the phone.

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Launch tags:Global Nomad•Money•Personal Finance

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Hey Hunters! I feel you. Setting up my own company has been a whirlwind. Dealing with salespeople, drowning in follow-up emails, and sifting through endless articles—it was driving me crazy. All I wanted was a simple way to compare my options. So, I took matters into my own hands and created 🌏remotebusiness.co. A one-stop shop where you can easily compare all the options for your business. No more email chaos or information overload. I hope you find it as useful as I do. Your opinions matter, so please share your feedback and suggestions. Let's build something amazing together! Happy hunting, everyone!

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3yr ago

@amoghj It would be nice if the columns were sortable in the UI

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3yr ago

Since the tool is all about remote businesses, here are a few inaccuracies I noticed at first sight: - The Delaware tax rate is only for C-Corp or for US citizens/residents - The Wyoming tax rate is only for US citizens/residents (I run a Wyoming LLC from Europe and pay 0% in taxes) - For UAE, you say the effective tax rate is 10%, but the tax owed is 0 (recurring fees are fees, not tax) - For UK Ltd, you may end up paying 0% if no income is effectively connected to the UK and you are not a UK tax resident. There are too many "if X, then Y" in international taxation to create such a simple table.

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3yr ago

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@petartodd Hmm, point noted... - I should probably rename effective tax to cost %, essentially a metric to compare how much of your total profits you will end up spending - Apart from that yes, I agree, there is a lot of variability with international taxation and I plan to incorporate those to allow for a more personalized (and more accurate) comparison.

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3yr ago