These posts are probably from summer of 2015 when the online ordering was launched and the operations didn't manage to keep up with the waiting list.
> Do not agree. At the end of the day you need just one tax consultant.
If you're running a one-man show, then the sum of costs matters a lot. Simpler framework -> less help needed -> less hours on the invoice -> money saved. I haven't ever needed a tax consultant for my own undertakings, but then again I'm an Estonian and I don't have the tax-residency-in-another-country angle. But as we are talking generally, without specific examples, then let's agree that:
1) one definitely needs to look into this subject before deciding on the best course of action when starting a business anywhere (do a total cost of ownership for the next 3 years, etc.),
2) this area needs modernization as more and more people are moving around the globe every year.
> Sorry but this is getting now bold.
My intention wasn't to imply that US is for shady offshore stuff. Or that offshore/nominee stuff needs to always be shady. I only wanted to say, that if you happen to be the guy wanting to do shady offshore stuff, then Estonia is not the place :).
> Sorry have to disagree here again.
Let's agree to disagree for now, and let's re-evaluate our opinions in a few years when these new programs have had a change to make their stand.
Br, Erko