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@isaiah122 If Estonia has an international treaty with them, then yes. But I am guessing you can just use the money to invest in your other company.

@isaiah122 I mean, you pay 20% (14% if you pay the same amount every year) income tax on dividends (if you take them out). If you pay a salary to yourself, you pay pension fund (2%?) contributions, income tax (20%) and the company has to pay social contribution tax (33%). So if you own the...

@isaiah122 Estonia has a flat tax rate on dividends. You don’t pay any corporate taxes until you withdraw the money. https://www.emta.ee/en/business-client/taxes-and-payment/income-and-social-taxes/taxation-dividends

@wrennelson143 My savings account has a 4.5% interest rate. State backed 3 month lock in period.

@kvarsh I had a small amount of money coming every month from my home country (the actual date I received my money from PayPal was a week or smth later). In addition, I didn't speak a lick of French and going to a McDonalds to find an English speaker and ask them for food seemed worse than...

@starryeyedmarisol I was living abroad a couple years ago working as a freelancer. PayPal froze my withdrawal and I ran out of money before they finally released it (3 weeks altogether). Bills went unpaid, they shut off my internet and phone and I had basically 0 money for 3 days. Couldn't do...