Best Residency in EU that makes the most sense Taxationwise?
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The way some people live in SEA is the same how exapts felt invincible in Eastern-Europe in the 90s.
"Those weak governments are scared to touch any income from USA or Western-Europe, just move there and don't report anything, even if they wanted to tax they can't even get info about my offshore companies, I'm spending in their countries and bringing in free money for them anyway"
If you want to gamble and pay no tax just go live in the desert with the arabs or go to SEA.
Works until the local police chief decides to put foreigners who are living there for years to︀ jail until they pay 35%.
I'm not saying SEA will be more strict with foreigners︁ soon, but this can change anytime, especially if the conflict between the West and East︂ intensifies.
If you want to be safe just pay 1x % in Switzerland or Eastern-Europe.︃
"Those weak governments are scared to touch any income from USA or Western-Europe, just move there and don't report anything, even if they wanted to tax they can't even get info about my offshore companies, I'm spending in their countries and bringing in free money for them anyway"
If you want to gamble and pay no tax just go live in the desert with the arabs or go to SEA.
Works until the local police chief decides to put foreigners who are living there for years to︀ jail until they pay 35%.
I'm not saying SEA will be more strict with foreigners︁ soon, but this can change anytime, especially if the conflict between the West and East︂ intensifies.
If you want to be safe just pay 1x % in Switzerland or Eastern-Europe.︃
Works as long as there are intentional workarounds or you can bribe anyone to bypass any rule at every layer of the society.
The only relevant indicator to watch out is the corruption level.
Only lowering it down drastically be it in SEA, South America, Africa... will lead to strict law enforcements.
The only relevant indicator to watch out is the corruption level.
Only lowering it down drastically be it in SEA, South America, Africa... will lead to strict law enforcements.
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It aint that 'I feel invincible', its that︆ my set up is tight and I dont make any money. I have been living︇ of savings for the last 3 years and will be able to continue for the︈ next 7 most likely at this rate.
Its more likely that I become a priest before this happens in TH, VN, and︋ the likes...
It aint that 'I feel invincible', its that︆ my set up is tight and I dont make any money. I have been living︇ of savings for the last 3 years and will be able to continue for the︈ next 7 most likely at this rate.
Its more likely that I become a priest before this happens in TH, VN, and︋ the likes...
Very similar to the Italian one, but I don't speak Greek so I haven't read the official sources.
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I'm also Italian, but that is irrelevant for the flat tax regime
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The only drawback is their rental prices. In the last couple of years they've gone through the roof. To get anything decent you will have to pay EUR 2500+ per month and the demand is high. For one letting there could be up to a hundred inquiries. In comparison in Sofia you can get the same quality apartment for about EUR 500.
https://assets.kpmg.com/content/dam/kpmg/gr/pdf/2023/03/gr-special-tax-regimes-2023.pdf
7% tax depending on a individual case.
7% tax depending on a individual case.
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