How Smart Online Coaches Use a UK LLP to Pay 0% Tax (Legally)

If you're making $20K+/month and still operating from your passport country... you're likely overpaying — and overexposed.

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THE FREEDOM BRIEF
June 29, 2025

You’ve scaled your offer. The Stripe payouts are flowing. But your backend? A ticking time bomb.
Too many infopreneurs hit six figures and then stall — not from lack of sales, but from poor structure.

Most coaches rely on a single-country setup: US LLC, Canadian corp., Aussie sole trader, etc. It works — until it doesn’t.

Here’s what most don’t realize:
A UK LLP (Limited Liability Partnership) can be legally structured to pay 0% corporate tax — if your operations, partners, and clients are non-UK based.

This isn’t a loophole. It’s a globally recognized flow:
✅ UK LLP (transparent entity)
✅ Foreign partners
✅ Non-UK source income
➡️ Result? The UK says: not our tax problem.

You stay fully legal, gain trust from payment providers, and slash your tax bill — all while keeping your name off public filings.

Bianca, a business mentor earning $480K/year, switched from a Canadian corp to a UK LLP flow. She cut her effective tax rate from 33% to under 5%, while unlocking clean EUR and USD banking in the process.

How to build it? ⬇️ 

To implement this, you’ll need to work with a UK company formation service — and ideally, accountants familiar with cross-border tax flows.
Some founders handle it DIY, others opt for boutique agencies that specialize in these setups.

We’re currently compiling a benchmark guide comparing providers — including legal clarity, banking support, and pricing models. Stay tuned.

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