We’ll break down the pros and cons of each country, compare key factors like taxes, currency controls, and access to banking and investment tools. We'll also help you calculate your effective tax burden, factoring in all available benefits and incentives.
We handle everything — from company registration and opening bank accounts to setting up accounting and ongoing tax support.
Who is this for?

IT Companies & Game Studios

SaaS, Fintech & Martech Startups

Crypto & Web3 Projects
Looking for tax breaks, simplified reporting, and clear legal rules? We’ll help you find the best fit and guide you through the process.
Where should you set up your digital business in 2025?
When choosing a country to register your digital company, it’s not just about the tax rate. Hidden costs like currency controls, director requirements, local office obligations, and banking stability can make or break your choice.
To make it easier, we’ve created a comparison table with the most important factors — all based on our own experience, not internet theory. Every detail has been tested through actual client cases.
Turnover Tax:
1%
Corporate Income Tax:
0% to 20%
7-10 weeks
from $9 250
Turnover Tax:
1%
Corporate Income Tax:
0%
4-5 weeks
from $5 200
Turnover Tax:
1%
Corporate Income Tax:
0%
7-10 weeks
from $7 500
Corporate Income Tax:
18%
3-5 weeks
from $6 500
Corporate Income Tax:
8.25% – 16.5%
6-8 weeks
from $12 200
Why are 80% of IT
companies choosing Kazakhstan or Uzbekistan right now?
companies choosing Kazakhstan or Uzbekistan right now?
Out of dozens of options, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan currently offer the best environment for digital businesses:
We’ve helped many clients relocate to these countries — and we know the process inside out. That’s why we guarantee results:
If we don’t get your company registered, you get your money back.
How we help
digital businesses
digital businesses
We support you at every step — from choosing the right jurisdiction to ongoing regulatory compliance.
Consultation
& Business Audit
the Right
Jurisdiction
& Compliance
Legal Support
FUTURA Digital is a team of senior legal experts based in the UAE, with deep specialization in digital and GameDev industries


We identified issues with the OECD nexus approach in IT tax legislation. After discussions with OECD experts and public discussions in Kazakhstan, we proposed amendments. Our initiative led to changes in IT legislation, aligning Kazakhstani IT benefits with OECD principles, ensuring legal certainty for Astana Hub residents.


We developed a whole corporate structure from scratch for two closely related businesses of one of our clients (NFT trading and game development). By using the tax benefits available in Hong Kong and Cyprus, we managed to design an almost tax-free international group of companies.


We set up personal data processing processes for a large game publisher, prepared a package of necessary documents, and also developed an individual system for working with personal data in the "constructor" format for different types of games.


Entity registration, bank account setup, hiring 80+ employees. Opening personal accounts, securing TRPs, and helping with apartment rentals for employees and families.


FUTURA team conducted a comprehensive analysis of the most popular OSS licenses for a large cybersecurity company in the CIS market and provided them with a detailed report on the consequences of their use in the development of their software


We drafted a full set of documents for an Asian game studio which engaged with employees and independent contractors for creation of their game. We had to consider tax implications of agreements with contractors and include proper description of IP rights transfer, warranties for mitigating risks.


Our team prepared a strategy for launching a game with NFT objects in the metaverse and play2earn mechanics. Selection of a jurisdiction favorable to NFT regulation and convenient for settlements with storers was carried out - now the company is at the registration stage.


Registering investment platform software in a national registry of a CIS country


We assisted the client in developing the structure for information exchange between the Voluntary Insurance Platform and its partners—non-state pension funds. As part of this project, our team prepared a universal template for an information and technical cooperation agreement to launch the platform, taking into account a balance of interests and applicable legislation. This enabled the client to launch the product's MVP in the shortest possible time.