Recent content by glengoolie
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Stock market investors, where you at?
so my posts are being deleted. so i guess i bid you all good day and admins can go f**k themselves. consider this request for content and account deletion...if you abide by the rules.- glengoolie
- Post #26
- Forum: Tax, Accounting, Licensing & Legal
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Stock market investors, where you at?
beside the split of control and taxation, it seems this also allows to transform the type of income which decides how it will be taxed. so even if the income from trading would be considered under corporate income tax in cyprus(which is presently disputed), the company would be "taxed" in...- glengoolie
- Post #25
- Forum: Tax, Accounting, Licensing & Legal
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Stock market investors, where you at?
as i have said, i need to research this thoroughly but this is what i envision it could look like...- glengoolie
- Post #24
- Forum: Tax, Accounting, Licensing & Legal
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Stock market investors, where you at?
User Don, who might chime in with some info here later on, has pointed me out to the estonian limited partnership that could act as umbrella for investments. https://www.estvca.ee/news/the-new-estonian-liimited-partnership-regime as i understand it, you can set it up and either be the General...- glengoolie
- Post #23
- Forum: Tax, Accounting, Licensing & Legal
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Serbia yeeting freelancers?
seems the government has been ignoring the situation for over a decade and now they want to punish the people retroactively for the government's mistakes instead of updating the tax law to be up to day with the 21st century...- glengoolie
- Post #3
- Forum: Let''s talk body
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Buying real estate in various jurisdictions - UAE, Cyprus, and other
170 000 - 5000 = 165 000 / 100 * 15 = 24 750€ 500 000 - 170 000 = 330 000 / 100 * 20 = 66 000€ ----- 24 750 + 66 000 = 90 750€- glengoolie
- Post #31
- Forum: Tax, Accounting, Licensing & Legal
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Short tax residency options
great ok, so another accountant just told me that no tax. no self employment. so i have two accountants disagreeing with each other. you have two that say no tax and one maybe. so that is 3 no tax, 1 tax, 1 maybe. i can't even... :D to quote: and when asked about the necessity of trading...- glengoolie
- Post #64
- Forum: Tax, Accounting, Licensing & Legal
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Buying real estate in various jurisdictions - UAE, Cyprus, and other
i linked the source, if you don't like it, take it out with them and get off my back.- glengoolie
- Post #29
- Forum: Tax, Accounting, Licensing & Legal
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Life in UAE advantages & disadvantages
actually, it works exactly the opposite way. if the price is too high, the developers and owners will cater to this market and they will price out the locals. the same is happening in malaysia with empty buildings because developers build them with the price point in mind which means certain...- glengoolie
- Post #88
- Forum: Second Citizenship, Golden Visa & Immigration
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Stock market investors, where you at?
just a quick math... say you start with 1 000 000€ capital and you make 25% a year. you withdraw 60 000€ a year for personal expenses and day to day life via dividend. Estonia: Cyprus: Andorra: Bulgaria:- glengoolie
- Post #21
- Forum: Tax, Accounting, Licensing & Legal
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Stock market investors, where you at?
a side note: cyprus is unclear because the law clearly exempts securities but even accountants and accounting firms do not agree with each other on trading so it is still uncertain what the truth is. i am actively looking into it.- glengoolie
- Post #20
- Forum: Tax, Accounting, Licensing & Legal
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Stock market investors, where you at?
i think it was pointed out in another thread that even trading through a company is considered trading and not investment, subjected to capital gains tax, so corporate income tax will apply. one advantage is that profits can be made into 0€ by purchasing stocks(or any other securities) at the...- glengoolie
- Post #19
- Forum: Tax, Accounting, Licensing & Legal
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Malta - Remittance Basis of Taxation as a Trader vs. Corporate Structure
i was responding to definy while mentioning information from website you posted.- glengoolie
- Post #19
- Forum: Tax, Accounting, Licensing & Legal
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Malta - Remittance Basis of Taxation as a Trader vs. Corporate Structure
max, this is on the website you linked: so i think this is the source of confusion. if you just go to malta for tax residency and you won't earn money in there, yes, you pay nothing, obviously. but your home country will claim your worldwide income sans malta. that is how residency works...- glengoolie
- Post #17
- Forum: Tax, Accounting, Licensing & Legal
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Malta - Remittance Basis of Taxation as a Trader vs. Corporate Structure
no. as i have said above. i know nothing about malta, no matter what max says, i doubt they would be the only country in the entire world that would work differently than all other countries. if i am wrong, i am moving there tomorrow.- glengoolie
- Post #16
- Forum: Tax, Accounting, Licensing & Legal