Private Financial Services
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- #13,159 among English channels
- #15,601 worldwide
International Corporate Service Provider est 1998 Business Guide on doing business in different countries. Company Formations Worldwide. Website: https://www.pfser.com/en/ Inquiries: @PfserBot
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Subscriber growth
Private Financial Services has 164 subscribers. It lost 3 subscribers in the last 30 days (-1.8%). A typical post is seen by about 15 people within a day, an engagement rate of 9.1%.
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| 14 Nov | 164 | −1 | 0 | – |
| 13 Nov | 165 | 0 | 0 | – |
| 12 Nov | 165 | +1 | 1 | 12 |
| 11 Nov | 164 | 0 | 1 | 20 |
| 10 Nov | 164 | 0 | 0 | – |
| 9 Nov | 164 | −3 | 1 | 26 |
| 18 Oct | 167 | – | 0 | – |
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🇧🇬 A company in Bulgaria: the eurozone, 10% and an exit from the FATF “grey list” Bulgaria has had a strong year. On 1 January 2026 the country switched to the euro, and on 30 October the FATF removed it from the “grey list” — after an on-site visit confirmed its anti-money-laundering reforms. For business, this removes the two main objections that used to be raised about Bulgaria. What a Bulgarian company gives you: 🔵10% corporate tax — one of the lowest rates in the EU 🔵 5% dividend tax 🔵 the euro as the currency 🔵 EU and Schengen membership — access to the single market 🔵 an LLC can be set up with symbolic share capital 🔵 10% personal income tax Why leaving the grey list matters....
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🇦🇪 UAE: 30 November is the first Pillar Two registration deadline Since 2025, the UAE has applied a domestic minimum tax to large multinational groups — 15% under the Pillar Two standard. Now the regime has its first registration deadline. Who it applies to. UAE companies and branches belonging to a multinational group with consolidated revenue of €750 million or more in at least two of the previous four years. What counts is the revenue of the whole group, not of a single company. Small and medium-sized businesses aren’t affected — unless they’re part of such a group. Deadlines: 🔵 financial year ended before 30 April 2026 — register by 30 November 2026 🔵 later year-ends — within seven m...
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🇬🇷 Greece introduces a 10% tax on crypto: what you need to know On 5 November, Greece’s parliament passed the country’s first comprehensive law on crypto taxation. The rules will apply from 1 January 2027. How much you’ll pay: 🔵 10% on gains from selling crypto or using it to pay for goods and services 🔵 15% on income from staking, crypto lending and DeFi — treated as interest income 🔵 0% on annual gains up to €500. But once the threshold is exceeded, tax applies to the entire gain, not just the excess What else matters: 🔵 losses above €500 can be carried forward for 5 years and offset against future gains 🔵 swapping one cryptocurrency for another shouldn’t be taxed, according to the...
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🇨🇷 A crypto license in Costa Rica: does it exist or not? It’s one of the questions we hear most often. And no wonder people are confused: some providers sell a “Costa Rica crypto license,” while others insist it doesn’t exist. The truth lies somewhere in between. There really is no standalone crypto license in Costa Rica. But since 19 September 2026, operating “with nothing” is no longer an option either: virtual asset service providers must register with SUGEF, the country’s financial supervisor. So it’s not a license — it’s a registration. The law states explicitly that it doesn’t constitute an authorisation to operate; it’s an enrolment for anti-money-laundering supervision. And that’s...
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🇮🇹 Live from Italy! Private Financial Services experts are attending SiGMA World 2026 in Rome. 🤝 Attending the summit? We'd be glad to meet in person! 📩 Contact us to arrange a meeting: @PfserBot
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🇦🇪 IFZA: a company in Dubai, without intermediaries The main thing people say about the UAE is that it’s “expensive.” And that’s true — the Emirates aren’t the cheapest jurisdiction. But once you break down what you’re actually paying for, the picture changes. ✌What a UAE company gives you: 🔵 0% personal income tax 🔵 9% corporate tax — and 0% on qualifying free-zone income, with real presence in the country 🔵 small business relief extended to 2029: with revenue up to AED 3 million, you can elect not to pay corporate tax 🔵 100% foreign ownership, no local partner 🔵 residence visas for the owner, employees and family 🔵 reputation: the UAE is off the FATF grey lists and accepted by bank...
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🇮🇹 Sigma World 2026 is underway in Rome, and Private Financial Services is attending! Our focus is on iGaming licensing and comprehensive corporate support for gaming businesses. Key areas of expertise: 🔹 Gaming licenses — jurisdiction selection, regulatory requirements, and licensing support. 🔹 International corporate structures — company formation, business structuring, and legal support. 🔹 Banking & payments — corporate bank accounts, payment providers, AML/KYC, and compliance. Launching an iGaming project or expanding into new markets? Our experts would be pleased to meet you in person, learn more about your project, and explore potential opportunities for collaboration. 📍 Fi...
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🇱🇻 Latvia introduces a crypto amnesty: 10% instead of 25.5% On 15 October, Latvia’s Saeima adopted amendments allowing crypto holders to settle past tax liabilities once, at a flat rate. How it works. The holder declares their crypto assets at market value as of 31 December 2026 and pays 10% of that amount — not of the profit, but of the value. For comparison, the standard capital gains rate on crypto in Latvia is 25.5%. For example, with a €500,000 portfolio, the tax would be €50,000. After that, the declared value becomes the acquisition cost for future calculations. Deadlines: 🔵 31 December 2026 — asset valuation date 🔵 1 April – 31 May 2027 — declaration filing 🔵 23 July 2027 — ta...
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Private Financial Services will be attending SiGMA World 2026 in Rome. Our experts will be there to meet partners, operators and founders, and discuss gaming licensing, international corporate structures, banking and payment infrastructure, and compliance. If you are attending too, we would be glad to meet in person. 📍Fiera Roma, Rome 📅 2–5 November 2026 ✉️ @PfserBot #SiGMAWorld #iGaming #license
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🇨🇦 Canada’s MSB — one of the world’s strongest crypto registrations. We’ve built a step-by-step guide Canada rarely appears in “cheap license” roundups. It should. On the cost-to-reputation ratio, it’s one of the best options on the market. First, an important clarification. There is no standalone crypto license in Canada. What people call a “Canadian crypto license” is an MSB (Money Services Business) registration with FINTRAC, carrying permission to deal in virtual currency. Why it’s a strong instrument: 🔵 zero government fee — FINTRAC charges nothing to register 🔵 no minimum capital requirement 🔵 no residency requirement for owners or directors 🔵 one registration covers crypto excha...
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🇨🇷 A crypto license in Costa Rica: does it exist or not? It’s one of the questions we hear most often. And no wonder people are confused: some providers sell a “Costa Rica crypto license,” while others insist it doesn’t exist. The truth lies somewhere in between. There really is no standalone crypto license in Costa Rica. But since 19 September 2026, operating “with nothing” is no longer an option either: virtual asset service providers must register with SUGEF, the country’s financial supervisor. So it’s not a license — it’s a registration. The law states explicitly that it doesn’t constitute an authorisation to operate; it’s an enrolment for anti-money-laundering supervision. And that’s...
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🇰🇲 Anjouan: what lies behind the cheapest license For years, Anjouan was marketed as the fastest and most affordable gaming license in the world: 🔵 Low cost 🔵 Fast 🔵 Crypto allowed 🔵 0% tax on gaming revenue The market responded with demand — by summer 2026, more than 1,650 licenses had been issued, with around 1,500 active. Recently, the government of the Comoros Islands asked British law enforcement to shut down a London-based network that, it says, issues illegal gambling licenses in the name of the island of Anjouan. What this means in practice. No need to panic. Investigations and scrutiny are a normal part of a maturing market: Curaçao and other gaming jurisdictions have been th...
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Partner post: Passportis ⚡️🇷🇸 Serbia: new government pledges to review “special” citizenships On 25 October, Serbia changed government. The “Student List”, which grew out of the protest movement, won around 53% and secured a parliamentary majority. The cabinet is still being formed, but the winners’ programme has already been published — and it contains a point that matters to investors. The new government promises to review, as a matter of priority, discretionary decisions on granting citizenship and the passports issued under them. The review will involve a fresh assessment of security and reputational risks, with particular attention to cases where there is reasonable suspicion of corr...
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BVI: Strike-Off on 1 November. Why “Just Stop Paying” Is a Bad Way to Close a Company 🇻🇬 Companies incorporated in the British Virgin Islands between January and June must pay their annual fee by 31 May. If the fee and penalty remain unpaid, the company will…
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🏢 Substance: when a company needs a real presence and when it doesn’t Clients often get confused by this concept — and no wonder: the term “economic substance” comes up more and more, yet it’s rarely explained. The meaning is simple: a company must exist not only on paper, but in reality. That means management in the country of registration, an office, people, and expenses proportionate to the business. But it isn’t required always or of everyone. Two things decide it: the jurisdiction and the type of activity. When substance is required: 🇰🇾 Cayman Islands — if the company carries on a “relevant” activity: holding, financing, fund management, insurance, owning intellectual property. 🇦🇪 UA...
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🇬🇧 The UK Prime Minister wants to rejoin the EU “in his lifetime” Prime Minister Andy Burnham said today that he would like to see the UK rejoin the European Union within his lifetime, and called for an “honest” conversation about how Brexit has affected the economy. But he was careful about the timing. No steps during the current Parliament, no second referendum, and Labour’s red lines on the single market and customs union remain in place. In his own words, the country is “way, way away from that.” So nothing changes tomorrow. But the tone of the conversation has shifted — and for international business, that’s worth noting. Whatever happens in London in the long run, the UK remains one...
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BVI: Strike-Off on 1 November. Why “Just Stop Paying” Is a Bad Way to Close a Company 🇻🇬 Companies incorporated in the British Virgin Islands between January and June must pay their annual fee by 31 May. If the fee and penalty remain unpaid, the company will be automatically struck off the register on 1 November. Less than two weeks remain until that date. Many owners close an unneeded company exactly this way: they simply stop paying. And what does this lead to? ❗️What happens on strike-off 🔵 Since 2023, a BVI company is dissolved on the same day it is struck off the register 🔵Assets are lost: any remaining property passes to the BVI Government and can only be returned if the company...
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🇦🇪 IFZA: a company in Dubai, without intermediaries The main thing people say about the UAE is that it’s “expensive.” And that’s true — the Emirates aren’t the cheapest jurisdiction. But once you break down what you’re actually paying for, the picture changes. ✌What a UAE company gives you: 🔵 0% personal income tax 🔵 9% corporate tax — and 0% on qualifying free-zone income, with real presence in the country 🔵 small business relief extended to 2029: with revenue up to AED 3 million, you can elect not to pay corporate tax 🔵 100% foreign ownership, no local partner 🔵 residence visas for the owner, employees and family 🔵 reputation: the UAE is off the FATF grey lists and accepted by bank...
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🇱🇻 Latvia introduces a crypto amnesty: 10% instead of 25.5% On 15 October, Latvia’s Saeima adopted amendments allowing crypto holders to settle past tax liabilities once, at a flat rate. How it works. The holder declares their crypto assets at market value as of 31 December 2026 and pays 10% of that amount — not of the profit, but of the value. For comparison, the standard capital gains rate on crypto in Latvia is 25.5%. For example, with a €500,000 portfolio, the tax would be €50,000. After that, the declared value becomes the acquisition cost for future calculations. Deadlines: 🔵 31 December 2026 — asset valuation date 🔵 1 April – 31 May 2027 — declaration filing 🔵 23 July 2027 — ta...
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Questions about Private Financial Services
How many subscribers does Private Financial Services have?
Private Financial Services (@pfser_official) has 164 subscribers as of November 14, 2026.
Is Private Financial Services growing?
Not right now. It lost 3 subscribers in the last 30 days (-1.8%).
How many people see a post on Private Financial Services?
A typical post gets about 15 views within 24 hours, roughly 9% of its subscribers (the ERR).
What is Private Financial Services about?
It is listed in Economics & Finance, and posts mostly in English. The channel describes itself as: “International Corporate Service Provider est 1998 Business Guide on doing business in different countries. Company Formations Worldwide. Website: https://www.pfser.com/en/ Inquiries: @PfserBot”
Where does Private Financial Services rank?
By subscribers it is #434 in Economics & Finance, #9,594 among international channels, #13,159 among English channels, #15,601 worldwide.
Does Private Financial Services post ads?
None of its 20 posts in the last 30 days carried an ad label such as #ad or Sponsored. Unlabelled promotions can’t be detected.
When does Private Financial Services post?
Most often on Thursday, around 12:00 UTC. It publishes about 5 posts a week.
Statistics updated 2 hours ago.