Which tax regime is better for my subsidiary in the UK: limited company or branch? [Reddit]
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The choice between a limited company (Ltd) and a branch depends on your strategy. A Ltd is taxed at 19-25% on profits and offers limited liability, but requires more annual filings. A branch is not a separate entity; instead, it is taxed in Spain on the branch's profits, with possible double taxation relief. At Filnet we analyse your case and recommend the most tax-advantageous option. We advise you in Spanish, 100% online and with a fixed price, and we support you in incorporation and ongoing tax management in the UK.
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Timeline
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Corporation tax
Corporation Tax 19-25%
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Ltd / LLP
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