Setting up a company
It's a quite interesting story I've heard today. It's all about money of course :) a friend of mine has sent me some information about setting up a company in GB instead of heaving one in Poland or having both as a way of saving money.
There is no doubt that economic situation is better in GB and salaries are higher than in Poland. It just seems like in GB entrepreneurs are respected and considered important for the whole market.
I have read that in GB you don't need to pay much money every month to retirement system and the one in Poland is really in trouble and nobody knows what would happen after 10 or 30 years but those who work put much into it every month.
Are you entrepreneur? Maybe you can share with me how expensive is to have a company in your country? :) and is the government and system friendly to entrepreneurs?
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I am an entrepreneur in the US. It is fairly easy here to be self-employed/ freelance/ independent contractor. And the system is very friendly here. Americans are generally willing to shop locally owned businesses and hire independent contractors, so I am lucky to have this opportunity. I did have to pay approximately $180 in "self-employment taxes" last year, but I also itemized my taxes to take off as much as possible in "business expenses". That means I had to pay an accountant because that is very complicated and time consuming.
Good luck to you and out of curiosity, have you heard of "The $100 Startup" by Chris Guillebeau? It's a good read, highly recommended if you want to start your own business.
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