Plan B, local tax benefits, convenience compared to having to apply for visas, doors opening for local opportunities etc.
Local tax benefits. For other taxes, plan accordingly 😉zaybxc said:
For personal tax it shouldn't help if someone has to pay tax on his worldwide income.
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You do, as taxes in Russia are lower than in the EU (except non dom, flat tax etc). Of course Russia needs to be your center of vital interests, it's not sufficient to count the days.bubbledouble said:
if you live inside EU 180 days a year you won't have any benefits from this residency right?
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Roughly $29k.diro said:
what taxes would I pay with a 200K income a year in Russia do you know that ?
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Source?
Which law?
vehzag said:
It googles very easy btw
https://www.nalog.gov.ru/rn53/news/tax_doc_news/15155656/
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Which hidden taxes?vehzag said:
This is for particulars that are working for someone excluding hidden taxes which is 32% more
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25%vehzag said:
This is for companies just for the pure income
https://www.nalog.gov.ru/rn77/news/tax_doc_news/15130498/
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So they are not hiddenvehzag said:
Please google what is hidden taxes in russia even ChatGPT is enough for that. It's on the surface.
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Thank you. As I said, I am taking residence also for obtaining tax advantages that are not available to non-residents. I'm not disclosing all the details of my setup 😉aniglo22 said:
@JohnnyDoe You might look into Special Economic zones (ОÑÐ¾Ð±Ð°Ñ ÑкономичеÑÐºÐ°Ñ Ð·Ð¾Ð½Ð°) , there are quite many of them .
And also many offer more benefits for companies focused in information technologies .
I don't know where you are planning to stay . Here is one example in moscow oblast (https://oezdubna.ru/)
And also here is the official portal to navigate the different special economic zones : https://оÑз.рф/
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