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Do you know any EU country to operate as freelance or sole proprietorship with a low tax burden? Ideally with a flat tax no higher than 15%. Found this useful site comparing freelance taxes across countries with different tax schemes and life cost per city: https://freelance.tax

It's not that easy. If you are tax resident as individual level in a country and you have more than 20% as shareholder of a foreign company, you might technically be in risk over time, but again, it's not that simple and the alert will not be triggered automagically by this rule, but because you...

The 183 rule is not trivial to prove for many governments, even if they have ID controls, as long as you do live as tourist and do not deal with the local bureaucracy (no salary, no companies, no real state...). In many EU countries you do not even have have frontiers, so you can literally walk...

Malvides... well, that's clearly counterproductive for them lol Folks, while many non-CRS countries will be there for 5-10 years, the long-term future is crypto, and not just Bitcoin, but ZCash or Monero with a higher degree of privacy. With crypto, they can't steal or block your money, they...

Put your money into crypto and f**k fiat, banks and governments. You can spend your crypto everywhere with several debit cards, like Coinbase Card.

CFC is a totally fear-driven regulation that the fucking collectivist governments introduced to create a regulation ambiguity to f**k up anyone they want that triggers suspicious activity (don't forget that all governments in developed countries are in a strong degree collectivist as they always...

Let's say an online business generated the last year about $100k in net profit in the company (corporate tax free). What would you do with that money as investment vehicle without taking it out of the company? Assume the money and company is based on EU, but other regions may apply as well...

Yeah, I believe so... also, Visa/Martercard/Maestro will probably soon act, if not already now in some countries, as a bank institution providing direct access to transaction history made by its users to the governments, hence entering into the CRS data exchange loop. In the end, when paying...

Thinking about ways of living in the EU with a low profile and getting benefit of the 183 days rule in order to avoid tax residency status. Let's put a concrete example of one possible strategy: Bob is a citizen of a high-tax large EU country (A). He moved to another EU country (B) for job...

Thanks for the replies. I agree about moving money to China would be problematic, but the main idea I guess is to keep the money in the HK side and move it from to the different beneficiaries as external consulting services outside of HK/China, dividends, salary or whatever. China is just a...

The thread title may sound counter-intuitive, but let me explains the details: Bob is running a profitable SaaS platform that is sightly allegal from the eyes of a large US company, mainly because of disloyal competence. There is a significant chance that the US company start suing...