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Depending from which country is that person you could hire easily UE, Swiss, CE or very hard you need to prove that you could get hire from Romania, UE, Swiss. Google translate this https://bundeangajat.olx.ro/angajar...in-romania-conditii-acte-necesare-legislatie/ Salary has those 45% taxes...

Health insurance is that sum, 530eur and capped. I live in Ro-mania. In some aspects tax in this country is quite ok, as long as you don't go on the way of salary, that has a 45% tax on it so you kinda make fifty fifty with the gov on the money, tva is 24%, w some exception for basic food books...

Company with a revenue less than 1 mil annually have 3% tax on revenue with no employee or 1% if there's at least 1, you can be that employee. As a person you have 5% tax on dividends and 10% on capital gains etc, but it will add 530 euro as health insurance. Taxes on salary are high around...

Those companies have those taxes only if they have less than 1 million eur revenue per year.

Correct, 5% is tax on dividends and that's all, excepting some 530 eur for health and social security etc , that is capped as you said. ( 530 eur is the health and ss for 1 year of minimum salary in Romania)

In Dubai can I buy gold, silver, diamonds directly w crypto w/o a passport? Silly question.

I would check the usual suspects that are in the E of Europe Romania personal 10%/div 5%/ co w less than 1 million eur 1% w 1 employee or 3% w/o employees Cheap accounting, relative cheap housing etc Bulgaria taxes are a little higher, by a little, a plus for the beaches, anyway you spell that...

For Romania Personal income 10% Small business lower than 1 mil revenue 3% or 1% If there is 1 employee, could be you Dividents tax 5% Just to be clear. Bucharest and Cluj are big cities and crowded, so just if you really need something that you can't find somewhere else you go in those...

Romania Low taxes, the language sounds better, more cities, many with nice architecture, to visit and stay

Timisoara has an Italian expat community, so if you are an Italian happy you. People are choosing Bulgaria maybe because the summer is a little longer and beaches are closer and we'll maintained. Romanian side figured out that they should maintain also, probably a genius around there, the...

For those front Italy, check Timișoara România, that city has alot of italian businesses and people. Small business with revenue under 1 million eur and at least 1 employee has 1% tax on total yearly revenue, then you pay 5% tax on dividends. = 6% tax

Stay in Romania for 183 for residential purpose and that 10% tax, 5% for dividends, 1 or 3 % for small business with less than 1 million euro and you can have costs with taxes at 6 to 8 %.

In Romania is 10% on profit, 5% on dividends. There are also loops like specific companies with less than 1 million eur money flow which are taxed at 1% or 3% per whole money flow (can't remember the term). Small co taxed at 1..3% then distribution of dividents with 5% tax, so all the cost...

I'm not saying that to show off. in Romania the employee gets 55% out, the rest 45% goes to the gov, tax, health insurance etc. Tax on profit 10% Tax on dividends 5% And it's added the health insurance if you didn't have one payed. Roads and others, we pay $to the UE, we could get more than...

Avoiding that 10% for 5%, the saving 5% I will donate to a charity.

If you want to take advantage of the low taxes in Ro, you should move to Romania, at least for the minimum period of time to be considered resident. A little workaround would be the co pays profit at the end of the year but doesn't make the distribution of the taxed profits, reinvest it.

In Romania, we have 10% tax + some small sum of money for health insurance etc, 5% dividend tax . Personally I want to make the crypto trading on a corp w/o tax (prob Seychelles) and send the profits as dividends in cryptocurrency to my personal crypto acct on an exchange where I sell them then...