E-commerce & DTC
Shopify, Amazon and marketplace sellers with customers in one set of countries and suppliers in another.
- Sales tax & VAT nexus
- Marketplace & processor payouts
- Inventory & import entities
Cross-border structuring for digital businesses
PBG Global designs and builds the entity, tax, banking and residency setup for e-commerce brands, SaaS companies, agencies and consultants that earn online and operate across borders.
Services
Most founders assemble their setup piece by piece: a formation service here, an accountant there, a bank that may or may not say yes. We design the whole structure together, so every part supports the others.
Discuss your structureCompanies formed in the jurisdiction that fits how you actually sell, invoice and get paid, with the registrations and filings that come with them.
Holding, operating and IP companies arranged so risk is separated, profits move cleanly and the group is ready to scale or sell.
Lawful, documented planning that lowers your effective tax rate across corporate tax, personal tax and the flows between them.
Business accounts, payment processing and credit lines that keep working when your revenue, team and customers span several countries.
Residency and relocation planning that lines up where you live with how your business is taxed.
A standing strategic partner for the decisions after setup: entering new markets, building a team, raising capital and preparing for exit.
Who we serve
Digital businesses outgrow traditional setups fast: revenue arrives from everywhere, teams are remote, and banks are cautious. We know the patterns in each model.
Shopify, Amazon and marketplace sellers with customers in one set of countries and suppliers in another.
Subscription businesses where IP, recurring revenue and future investors all shape the right structure.
Agencies and media buyers running client budgets across ad platforms, currencies and contractors.
Independent experts and remote-first firms selling their knowledge to clients around the world.
Our point of view
Most founders don’t have a tax problem. They have a structure problem.
Revenue from five countries, a company in a sixth, a bank account in a seventh, and a founder who lives somewhere else entirely. It works until a payment processor asks questions, a bank closes an account, or a tax authority sends a letter.
We turn that tangle into a structure you can explain on one page to any bank, auditor, acquirer or investor, and that is set up to pay the tax it legally owes, and no more.
Approach
A clear, four-stage engagement. You always know what happens next, who is doing it and what it costs.
A confidential call to understand your business model, revenue flows, residency and goals.
A written structure plan covering entities, jurisdictions, banking, tax position, timeline and fees.
We form the entities, open the accounts and put the agreements and filings in place.
Ongoing compliance and advice as the business grows, enters new markets or prepares for exit.
Jurisdictions
We match every company to the jurisdiction that suits its job, whether that is selling, holding, licensing or banking, instead of forcing the whole business into one country.
United StatesUS
Delaware · Wyoming · Florida
United KingdomGB
England & Wales
United Arab EmiratesAE
Free zones · Mainland
EstoniaEE
e-Residency companies
CyprusCY
Holding & IP
Hong KongHK
Trading companies
SingaporeSG
Regional holding
PanamaPA
Residency · Holding
Other jurisdictions assessed case by case
FAQ
Founders and owners of online businesses: e-commerce brands, SaaS companies, marketing and advertising agencies, consultancies and other digital service firms that sell internationally or plan to.
Yes, when it is done properly. We only design structures with real substance that comply with the laws of every jurisdiction involved and with international reporting standards. We don't build secrecy schemes, and we'll tell you plainly if an idea you've heard about doesn't hold up.
No. Many businesses improve their position through entity, banking and compliance changes alone. Residency is one lever among several, and we'll show you where it does and doesn't make a difference for you.
Yes. Often the work starts with what already exists: reviewing the current setup, closing compliance gaps and reorganizing entities so the structure matches how the business runs today.
With a consultation. We learn about your business and goals, then send a written proposal with scope, timeline and fees before any work begins.
No. PBG Global provides corporate, tax and business advisory services. Where a matter requires a licensed attorney or local accountant, we coordinate with qualified professionals in the relevant jurisdiction.
Next step
Tell us where your business is today and where you want it to be. We’ll show you the structure that gets you there, and exactly what it takes to build it.
Before the first call