Good and very relevant Question. I guess there is no simple answer, as this depends on the business you plan to build. I would take a closer look at Estonia , the Netherlands, Portugal or if you are Internet based only a view on Cyprus might be worth the effort.
I sort of echo your points on Belgium as a mediocre place to start a business. In my case, I am a Third-Party PE Fund Marketer - it's a very niche business and I am in the process of setting up a new structure. In my research, I am finding Belgium increasingly suitable for this type of venture, interestingly enough! The ironic thing is that I am based in France, a country with a very strong PE and VC network and decent enough tax-structure. But my business involves being an intermediary of sorts in the middle of capital flows and oddly enough Belgium might be proposing very high headline tax rates, but on the flip side for this kind of business, Belgium offers a lot of unique tax-deductions, especially when there are some holdings involved. There is also some decent tools for reporting for shareholders (i.e eStox) that also make Belgium an interesting solution. I am still on the fence with Belgium, but I guess it really depends on the nature of the business you are involved with.
Just contact any chartered accountants in india and ask for how to set up one person company. Ofcourse you should be native of India. If not native of India then find any small start up who can pair with you
I have to agree 100%. Starting a business in Belgium is for crazy people. If you wanne pay high taxes, Belgium is the best country in the world . 45 up to 55% taxes on your business income. I wouldn't recommend anyone to start a business here
45 up to 55% that’s personal tax not corporate tax(vennootschapsbelasting). Belgium can be great if you know the right people with knowing ways to benefit the most.. but hiring people is where it becomes crazy expensive since you got to pay like 20,5% rsz off the employee salary before rsz or tax has gone off..
Horrible "tutorial", no useful info at all. What is 'good', 'bad' or 'mediocre'? You do not provide any specific data or information. What is a 'good' tax environment, how easy is it to start, how much money do you need to start a company? What are government incentives? How much does it roughly cost to get an office, employee, etc? None of this info is provided. You spend half of the time talking about a visa, while this is a concern far from the starting fase.
I am sorry that the content did not met your expectations. These videos aim to give an initial general overview to the countries. Visa requirements are an essential part to my audience as many want to start their startup in a European country. Nonetheless, thank you for watching and commenting and a happy new year to you🎇
Dude, you don't need to know that, all you need to know is it to avoid Belgium at all cost if you are planning to do any business. You will waste your time in that country otherwise.
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I live in Belgium and I totally agree with you. I would even say that to create a business, it will be anywhere but in Belgium.
thank you for sharing your perspective 😀🙏
bro beautiful content
I am from the Netherlands .Which European country is according to you the best to start a business ?
Good and very relevant Question. I guess there is no simple answer, as this depends on the business you plan to build. I would take a closer look at Estonia , the Netherlands, Portugal or if you are Internet based only a view on Cyprus might be worth the effort.
@@AskMeStartUp Thanks a lot. Estonia is cool ! I know this for years. And all the beautiful women there .
@@jerryamsterdam1202 haha beautiful women😅
@@Harexo yes hahaha that's why I'm going to visit Estonia soon
I sort of echo your points on Belgium as a mediocre place to start a business. In my case, I am a Third-Party PE Fund Marketer - it's a very niche business and I am in the process of setting up a new structure. In my research, I am finding Belgium increasingly suitable for this type of venture, interestingly enough! The ironic thing is that I am based in France, a country with a very strong PE and VC network and decent enough tax-structure. But my business involves being an intermediary of sorts in the middle of capital flows and oddly enough Belgium might be proposing very high headline tax rates, but on the flip side for this kind of business, Belgium offers a lot of unique tax-deductions, especially when there are some holdings involved. There is also some decent tools for reporting for shareholders (i.e eStox) that also make Belgium an interesting solution. I am still on the fence with Belgium, but I guess it really depends on the nature of the business you are involved with.
Thank you for your insights
How about startup in Austria? Or in Denmark? Or Australia?
I got viedos on all European countries.
Can you make a video about Denmark and maybe other nordic countries ?
Yes, I got them on my schedule. Will cover all Scandinavian countries. Denmark would be your favorite?
Wt about india 🇮🇳
I have not planed a video about India, yet will take this into consideration. What are you looking for in particular?
Just contact any chartered accountants in india and ask for how to set up one person company. Ofcourse you should be native of India. If not native of India then find any small start up who can pair with you
I have to agree 100%.
Starting a business in Belgium is for crazy people. If you wanne pay high taxes, Belgium is the best country in the world . 45 up to 55% taxes on your business income. I wouldn't recommend anyone to start a business here
45 up to 55% that’s personal tax not corporate tax(vennootschapsbelasting).
Belgium can be great if you know the right people with knowing ways to benefit the most.. but hiring people is where it becomes crazy expensive since you got to pay like 20,5% rsz off the employee salary before rsz or tax has gone off..
Belgium is not a central European country but a western European country,
It’s central in the West 😉
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Horrible "tutorial", no useful info at all. What is 'good', 'bad' or 'mediocre'? You do not provide any specific data or information. What is a 'good' tax environment, how easy is it to start, how much money do you need to start a company? What are government incentives? How much does it roughly cost to get an office, employee, etc? None of this info is provided.
You spend half of the time talking about a visa, while this is a concern far from the starting fase.
I am sorry that the content did not met your expectations. These videos aim to give an initial general overview to the countries. Visa requirements are an essential part to my audience as many want to start their startup in a European country. Nonetheless, thank you for watching and commenting and a happy new year to you🎇
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Dude, you don't need to know that, all you need to know is it to avoid Belgium at all cost if you are planning to do any business. You will waste your time in that country otherwise.