Spain vs el salvador
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Probably just a couple of countries are worse than Spain in terms of taxes. El Salvador is not one of those.
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Spain is a tax hell lol I'm a Spanish citizen and I advise you to not become a Spanish tax resident..... Probably Spanish tax authority is after the IRS, one of the worst of the world
There are tax structuring options in the EU with which one pays a maximum of 25% tax in connection with Spain.
Thanks to double taxation agreements, the tax burden reduction down to 1% should also work with other countries.
Info only in german, try to find a english version:
https://www.juhn.com/fachwissen/internationales-steuerrecht/betriebsstaette-in-spanien/
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Thanks to double taxation agreements, the tax burden reduction down to 1% should also work with other countries.
Info only in german, try to find a english version:
https://www.juhn.com/fachwissen/internationales-steuerrecht/betriebsstaette-in-spanien/
Last edited: May 29, 2022
I can't compare as I didn't live in any of them but from stories I heard and friends of mine that I know that are involved in lawsuits with the tax office in Spain (regular people, not even businessowners) I can say I would never live in Spain as a tax resident
So if spain is this way is it fair to assume all of western europe is the same? What about japan?
If one has to make a generic assumption, this is a safe one - albeit there are Western European countries that are somewhat better than Spain (which doesn't make them any good in absolute terms).
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Then would it be fair to say that tax laws are lax in many third world countries then since japan and western europe are all first world nations?
They might be lax, but you get legal unsecurity as the other side of the coin. No free lunches
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