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Yes NHR is for 10 years re the second point 'income generated outside of Portugal is tax free' I think this is where the nuances starts to come into play.... that is why I am asking around as I don't believe it is so 'easy'

And the auditor it has to be like Deloitte or Accenture etc?

I will be consulting with international tax expert re NHR to make sure that the set up is right so the tax authorities don't change their mind and suddenly start taxing my dividend income etc. I know PT is not perfect but I don't see to many alternatives... I am interested in Asia (but hard to...

If I could I would stay where I am now.... in Netherlands good schools, good infrastructure, centrally located, easy life but WEALTH TAX is a killer paying almost 2% every year to government just because you sit on the assets is a little bit unfair especially if you don't have cash flow to cover...

I agree with above and I am aware of pros and cons but what other choices you would recommend to someone with the family? Living in Dubai (on the desert where half a year you have to hide in the air con place or you will melt) is not a great alternative. Also I don't like the people there is all...

Yes that is correct and putting fiat €2.5k or more into Estonian company is not an issue. I am asking this question about BTC mainly as I want avoid paying wealth tax - if BTC is on my name I will have to pay wealth tax

Hi I was wondering if there is anyone in this group here who have moved to Portugal applied for NHR maybe have income rental (from property you own abroad), dividends income (from dividend paying stocks) and/or run a company via Estonia (e-residency) and have been able to pay 0% taxes at least...

Thankns I will search for your posts using the search function - any indication what I should search for?

Thanks but the whole thing is that I don't want (1) pay wealth tax on my BTC that is why I want to put it into the company (2) don't want to be in FIAT - only small % and for that reason I don't want to sell my BTC but rather put the BTC into company as initial capital

My Citizenship is Polish and British. Why my profits would be taxed in Portugal? If I don't withdraw them from the company and company is based in Estonia this is where it is taxed. If I withdraw income me (as I am based in Portugal) would be taxed there this is how it works (I think)

Hi All, I got 3 questions: (1) Can I put my crypto (Bitcoin) as initial capital when I will be forming company in Estonia? (2) If I want to withdraw these Bitcoin at the later stage from the company - what taxes I should expect to pay? (3) What if the value of these Bitcoin will increase while...

So just to make sure I really understand what you are saying here about NHR scheme of Portugal (1) I got dividend paying stocks in my portfolio a withold tax of 15% is taken by my online broker before these dividends are paid to my account so under NHR I would pay 0% income/dividend tax in...

Bibo did you at the end follow your plan and move to Portugal and set up your business in Estonia. If yes how does it work in practice I mean taxes

I own mostly US stocks which pay dividends and 15% tax is withhold before dividends are paid to my account so I believe it should be ok - right?

Hi, I am considering moving to Portugal and apply for NHR. I own a house in Netherlands which I would rent out and get the income from it and I own substantial amount of dividend paying stocks on my online broker account. I assume these two sources of income would be categorise as 'passive'...

What about if I own dividend paying stocks? I am taxed 15% before the money from dividends hit my broker account that means that under NHR this income from dividend paying stocks would be taxed 0% right?