0% Tax on Global Revenue: The Complete Guide to Próspera's Tax Advantage
Próspera offers 0% tax on global revenue for digital businesses. Learn how it works, what qualifies, and how much you can actually save.
If you're building a business in 2026, you're probably paying too much in taxes. Not because you're doing anything wrong. But because you're operating in a jurisdiction that was designed for a different era. A jurisdiction that taxes you on money you earned while sitting on a beach in Bali. A jurisdiction that taxes you on revenue from customers you've never met in person. A jurisdiction that treats global income like local income.
Próspera changes this fundamental equation. It offers something most jurisdictions won't: 0% tax on global revenue. Not a reduced rate. Not a temporary incentive. Zero percent, guaranteed by law, protected by international treaty.
But here's what most people get wrong about this offer. They think it's too good to be true. They think there's a catch. They think it only applies to a narrow slice of businesses. The reality is simpler and more powerful than that. The 0% tax on global revenue is available to any business that earns money from outside Próspera. And for digital founders, that's essentially all of them.
Understanding Global Revenue vs. Local Revenue
The first thing to understand is the distinction between global revenue and local revenue. This distinction is what makes Próspera's tax structure work.
Global revenue is money you earn from customers, clients, or operations outside of Próspera ZEDE. If you're a SaaS company with customers in the United States, Europe, and Asia, that's global revenue. If you're a consultant serving clients worldwide, that's global revenue. If you're a freelancer taking projects from anywhere on the planet, that's global revenue. If you're an e-commerce business shipping products internationally, that's global revenue.
Local revenue is money you earn from operations within Próspera ZEDE itself. If you open a physical retail store on Roatán Island and sell products locally, that's local revenue. If you provide services exclusively to people living in Próspera, that's local revenue. For most digital businesses, local revenue is essentially zero.
This distinction matters because it's the foundation of Próspera's tax structure. Global revenue gets taxed at 0%. Local revenue gets taxed at 1% on gross revenue. For digital founders, this means your tax rate is effectively 0%.
How 0% Tax on Global Revenue Works
The mechanics of how 0% tax works is straightforward. When you form an LLC in Próspera through ProspIn, your business becomes a legal entity operating under Próspera's jurisdiction. Próspera's tax code guarantees that any revenue you earn from outside the jurisdiction is not subject to taxation.
This is not a loophole. This is not a temporary incentive. This is the foundational tax structure of the jurisdiction. It's written into law. It's protected by international treaty. It's guaranteed by the Agreement of Coexistence, which is a contractual commitment between your business and the jurisdiction.
What this means in practice is that you pay zero tax on revenue earned globally. Your customers could be in the United States, Europe, Asia, or anywhere else. Your revenue is not taxed by Próspera. Your revenue is also not taxed by Próspera's residents or citizens. It's simply not taxed.
Now, you may still owe taxes in the jurisdictions where your customers are located. That's a different question and depends on local tax law. But Próspera itself imposes no tax on global revenue. This is the critical distinction.
Real Dollar Examples: What You Actually Save
Let's make this concrete with real numbers. Imagine you're a SaaS founder with $100,000 in annual revenue. Your business is entirely online. Your customers are spread across multiple countries. You have no physical presence anywhere.
In the United States, you would owe federal income tax (approximately 21% corporate tax) plus state income tax (varies by state, but average around 5-7%). Total tax burden: approximately 26-28% of your revenue, or $26,000-$28,000 per year.
In the United Kingdom, you would owe corporation tax (19%) plus national insurance contributions. Total tax burden: approximately 22-25% of your revenue, or $22,000-$25,000 per year.
In Singapore, you would owe corporate income tax (17%) on profits (not revenue). If your profit margin is 50%, that's approximately 8.5% of revenue, or $8,500 per year.
In Próspera, you would owe 0% on global revenue. Your tax burden: $0 per year.
Now scale this up. Imagine you're earning $1,000,000 in annual revenue.
In the United States: $260,000-$280,000 in taxes per year.
In the United Kingdom: $220,000-$250,000 in taxes per year.
In Singapore: $85,000 in taxes per year.
In Próspera: $0 in taxes per year.
The difference becomes even more dramatic at $10,000,000 in annual revenue.
In the United States: $2,600,000-$2,800,000 in taxes per year.
In the United Kingdom: $2,200,000-$2,500,000 in taxes per year.
In Singapore: $850,000 in taxes per year.
In Próspera: $0 in taxes per year.
These aren't theoretical numbers. These are the actual tax savings available to founders who move their business to Próspera. And these savings compound year after year.
The Compounding Effect Over Time
The real power of 0% tax isn't just the immediate savings. It's the compounding effect over years and decades. Every dollar you don't pay in taxes is a dollar you can reinvest in your business. Every dollar you reinvest compounds into more revenue. More revenue compounds into more growth.
Imagine two founders. Both start with $100,000 in revenue. Both have 50% profit margins. Both reinvest their profits into growth.
Founder A operates in the United States. She pays 27% in taxes on her revenue. After taxes, she has $73,000 to work with. She reinvests $50,000 in growth and keeps $23,000 as personal income.
Founder B operates in Próspera. He pays 0% in taxes on his revenue. After taxes, he has $100,000 to work with. He reinvests $50,000 in growth and keeps $50,000 as personal income.
After one year, Founder A's business has grown to $150,000 in revenue (50% growth from her $50,000 reinvestment). Founder B's business has also grown to $150,000 in revenue.
But here's where the compounding starts to matter. Founder A has paid $27,000 in taxes over the year. Founder B has paid $0. That $27,000 difference is now invested in Founder B's business, creating additional growth.
Over five years, this difference becomes substantial. Over ten years, it becomes transformative. Over twenty years, it becomes the difference between a million-dollar business and a hundred-million-dollar business.
This is the power of 0% tax. It's not just about the immediate savings. It's about the compounding effect of reinvesting those savings year after year.
What Qualifies for 0% Tax
The question most founders ask is: what exactly qualifies for 0% tax? The answer is simpler than you might think. Any revenue earned from outside Próspera ZEDE qualifies for 0% tax.
This includes SaaS revenue from customers worldwide. This includes consulting fees from international clients. This includes freelance income from global projects. This includes e-commerce revenue from online sales. This includes affiliate income, advertising revenue, and digital product sales. This includes investment income from assets held outside Próspera.
Essentially, if you're earning money from anywhere outside of Próspera ZEDE, that revenue is subject to 0% tax.
The only revenue that's taxed at 1% is revenue earned from operations within Próspera itself. For digital businesses, this is typically zero or negligible.
Próspera's Legal Stability Guarantee
One concern founders have about moving to a new jurisdiction is: what if the rules change? What if the tax rate goes up? What if the government changes its mind?
Próspera has solved this problem with the Agreement of Coexistence. This is a contractual agreement between your business and the jurisdiction. It guarantees that your tax rate and regulatory environment will not change to your detriment without compensation.
This is not a promise. This is a contract. It's enforceable under international law. It's protected by international treaties, including the Kuwait-Honduras Bilateral Investment Treaty and CAFTA-DR.
What this means is that you have certainty. You know that your 0% tax rate on global revenue is guaranteed for the life of your business. You can plan for the long term knowing that the rules won't change unexpectedly.
This legal stability guarantee is particularly valuable for founders making long-term decisions. You're not betting on a jurisdiction that might change its rules. You're operating within a framework that's contractually guaranteed.
How Próspera Compares to Other Low-Tax Jurisdictions
Próspera is not the only low-tax jurisdiction. But it's unique in how it combines low taxes with other advantages. Let's compare.
Estonia offers 0% tax on retained earnings but charges 20% on distributed profits. It also requires e-residency, which adds complexity and cost. Formation takes 4-6 weeks.
Dubai offers 0% corporate tax but only for certain free zones. It requires visa sponsorship and has complex regulatory requirements. Formation takes 1-4 weeks and costs $1,360-$6,800.
Singapore offers low corporate tax (17%) but only on profits, not revenue. It requires physical presence or complex structures. Formation takes 2-4 weeks.
Próspera offers 0% on global revenue with no conditions. No e-residency required. No visa sponsorship needed. No physical presence required. Formation takes 24 hours and costs $399.
The combination of 0% tax, simplicity, speed, and cost makes Próspera unique.
The Bottom Line
0% tax on global revenue is not a loophole or a temporary incentive. It's the foundational tax structure of Próspera ZEDE. It's available to any business earning revenue from outside the jurisdiction. It's guaranteed by law and protected by international treaty.
For digital founders, this means your effective tax rate is 0%. For SaaS companies, consultants, freelancers, and e-commerce businesses, this is a game-changing advantage. The savings compound year after year, creating the financial runway to build and scale faster than competitors in higher-tax jurisdictions.
The question is not whether you can afford to move to Próspera. The question is whether you can afford not to.
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