Cross-border structure for international earners
The wrong structure will cost you more than the tax you're trying to cut.
Right now, an agent is preparing to sell you the company he makes money on — not the one your passport, residence, and income actually need. I help internationally mobile founders, freelancers, and remote earners get the structure and sequence right before the invoices start. After they start, every mistake is paid for twice.
Nine jurisdictions. Paid for, operated, banked, and in some cases unwound. Personally.
- UAE
- US
- UK
- Estonia
- Cyprus
- Czech Republic
- Panama
- Seychelles
- South Africa
The real price list
Let's count what "figuring it out yourself" actually costs.
The company you form in the wrong jurisdiction — then unwind and redo.
The bank that rejects you AFTER the structure exists, because of one detail nobody mentioned.
The bill your "0% structure" never accounted for, because the YouTuber skipped your residence rules.
The setup your accountant refuses to sign — so you pay professionals to undo what you paid providers to do.
And the other column
Here's what doing nothing costs.
Every month you stay structured the way you are now, you hand over money you are legally allowed to keep. Not might be allowed. Are allowed. The question was never whether a better structure exists for you — it's whether you find out what it is for $495, or keep donating the difference while you "research" for another year.
The reframe
The question is not "which country?"
That's the question agents want you to ask, because they each have one answer — whatever they sell.
The real question is what fits your passport, your real residence, your income type, your business model, your banking needs, and your clients — and in what order you build it.
Get the sequence wrong and even the right jurisdiction becomes the expensive one.
This is a sequencing problem. Nobody selling you a piece of the sequence will ever show you the whole board.
Conflict of interest, mapped
Why you should listen to me, specifically.
I sell none of those things — which is exactly why I can tell you the truth about all of them. I have been the client nine times over. I paid the invoices, sat the KYC interviews, ate the bank rejections, found out what the "all-inclusive" package didn't include, and paid to unwind structures that were sold hard and thought through never. Every expensive lesson on that list is one you can skip for $495.
The quiet part, out loud
I am not a lawyer, an accountant, or a licensed tax advisor. The gurus hide that sentence. I lead with it — because it's the point. Licensed professionals advise on the pieces. Providers build the pieces. Nobody in that chain is paid to care whether the pieces fit together for you. That's the job. That's what you're buying.
The offer
Everything you get in one session.
The process
How it works.
- 01Book
Name, email, phone, payment. Two minutes, done.
- 02Intake
A short questionnaire, immediately after. The session starts at your situation, not at zero.
- 03Pick your slot
The calendar opens the moment intake is done. A handful of slots a week. First come, first served.
- 04The session
60 minutes, live, your situation on the table — every option priced and sequenced.
- 05The plan
Written, in your inbox within 3 business days. Structure, costs, order, providers.
- 06The follow-up
7 days of email access while you execute.
The risk sits with me, not you.
If the session doesn't give you a clear, actionable structure, it's free. You say so, I refund, done, no forms.
And one further: if your intake shows a situation I genuinely can't help, I refund you BEFORE the session and tell you exactly what kind of professional you need instead. I'd rather hand back $495 than waste an hour of your life pretending. Find me another seller in this market who refunds you for being honest.
Straight answers
The three questions everyone asks.
Are you a tax advisor or lawyer?
No, and I lead with that everywhere on this site, on purpose. I provide education and decision support built on personal operating experience across nine jurisdictions. Where your plan needs a licensed tax, legal, or immigration professional, it says so explicitly, names the type, and places them in the sequence. Anyone in this market who never says "you'll need a licensed professional for this part" is lying to you by omission.
Why pay you instead of going straight to a formation agent?
Because the agent's answer to your question was decided before you asked it: it's whatever they sell. I sell no formations, no visas, no banking. The plan can land wherever your facts point, including "don't do this at all." Try getting that answer from someone whose commission depends on you doing it.
Can you get me to 0%?
If your citizenship, real residence, and income type allow it, the plan will show exactly how and what it costs in money, admin, and lifestyle. If they don't, you'll hear that too, in plain words, which puts me in a minority of one in this market. Anyone promising 0% before seeing your residence facts is reading you a sales script.
The only real choice
You will pay for a structure plan either way. Once for $495 — or in pieces, for $2,000 to $10,000, in the wrong order.
To people who profit from the pieces.
Book your sessionDon't pay a single provider until you know the sequence.