[helge5]

> Pretty sure if you keep all your revenue inside the legal entity, you don't have to pay any taxes

As a person doesn't have to pay taxes until you pay out money to yourself, but the company itself still has to pay corporate taxes (on the profit it makes (Körperschafts- and Gewerbesteuer)).

For a GmbH/UG it is usually good to pay yourself a salary (if it makes money), because otherwise you essentially get taxed "twice" (corporate taxes and then income/dividend taxes if you distribute your profit to get it out of the company).

If you do a company, you should talk to a tax advisor, IMO best let him handle everything. I did a few companies in Germany, and I don't think it is worth to incorporate in Estonia (if you are not located there). It is reasonably easy to do in Germany.

[relix]

I was talking about Estonian companies, they don't have corporate taxes.