Hey JustAnotherNomad? Did you move somewhere in the end? Drop me a line.
Paraguay is not a big hoax, it is extremely easy to get residency there. Citizenship is ended harder, but I know a few guys who acquired it.
Most authorities are tolerating overstaying and other stuff related to the COVID when the individual is unable to fulfill its stay requirements because of it.
It also depends on which country you are. Does it have a flight ban like Slovenia or Latvia?
If you have flights still flying you can...
Absolutely incorrect, it seems that you do not have experience in the field.
1 - most banks won't deal with you if you don't have a country of residence and a tax ID.
2 - if you open bank accounts and after you change your residence to nowhere, at the first bump be prepared to have your assets...
IB has a lot of markets in one sole platform... US, Russia, Singapore, Australia, most European countries, Japan, India, Mexico... if your system is working already it should work nicely inside IB
Sorry about my insurmountable ignorance, BUT - shouldn't you leave BEFORE and open bank accounts and whatever after? Most accounts will require a tax ID and an address to open when you open it, you will put the one in your EU country, then you go to Vietnam, fill up a boat full of hookers, and...
If you spend less than 10k per month in EU, split in various different services and even different countries throughout the year. You can also give loans from yourself to your Macedonian company to fund your lifestyle (assuming that you don't want to spend nothing anywhere with a personal card)...
Estonia e-residency was a great marketing scheme, and you still need to pay 20% in income taxes. Now one can't even open a bank account if not EMI. I would avoid Estonia altogether for the time being.
So you are from country A and you work for a company in country A but you want to live and perform this work most of the time from country B? i think it will really depend on how many days you want to spend in country B.
If you want to actually live in country B, you can explore a few options...
Can you show some link showing this? Having lived in Latvia for example, they did not charge capital gains tax after you already paid the dividend withholding tax
I am pretty certain his wife is not from the Balkans. He already claimed she acquired Armenian citizenship by descent. I would assume she is Russian with Armenian ancestry and he probably picked her up from his days in Georgia.
As for the Balkan girls he has working, they are from SR and MK...
Saying the countries involved in this equation and answering basic questions is minimal when you are asking for free help.
It would only make sense to make a "fake website" if you could get it at a 0% income tax jurisdiction.
But, you would need to get a merchant to work on your "fake website"...
Sorry about my ignorance, but as far as I understand, you will have to pay the 20% dividend tax, or 14% maybe from now on, when the money leaves the company in EE.
Does it matter if you are in Malta, or somewhere else?
Even with 10 times more money than you are willing to spend for the company costs/maintenance, it would be quite impossible. Especially for CRS/Banking.
In my opinion they probably make it under the Spanish non resident scheme.
In this situation the tax system is relatively favorable for pensioners and also for capital gains/investments.
It is good if you live out of passive income, not if you will actually do something.
Show me one single...
You are critically mistaken about the reality of doing business in Spain.
To open an SL only makes sense if your net income is above 40k EUR. Anything below that, autonomo is better.
As an autonomo you will have to pay social security no matter what. There is some discount for the first 12 or...
250K yes, 2M no. One can spread it in several brokers, 250k in each.
If you don't have money parked there in liquid cash, but actually stocks bought in one of these platforms, what happens to your stocks if the platform goes bust?
Let's say the house you want to buy is 300k EUR....
Let's say you opt for paying capital gains tax in spain at around 20% = 60k.
The other option, cutting ties with Spain firstly, moving to Portugal, staying there for at least 6 months, withdrawing the money, finding the house, buying the house...