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Large apartment buildings built after 2004 are safe (Eurocode 8). Old apartment blocks are not (and you don't want to live in these anyway since you are not allowed to throw toilet paper into your toilet due to small drain pipes). Biggest problem are not the buildings but tsunamies. About 10...

ok, seems to apply only to shareholders with significant stakes >= 5% of (not applicable to traders) : "The regime of corporate tax in the UAE will exempt dividends paid by foreign companies, and capital gains from the sale of shares in both UAE and foreign companies subject to certain...

Looks like they are planning to exempt capital gains and dividends in most cases although I'm not sure what the conditions of the participation exemption are: "UAE businesses will be subject to CT on their worldwide income. However, dividend income and capital gains will be exempt, subject to...

Losses (regardless from which market) can always be offset against profits. But only profits from EU/EEA (+ US for companies) are not taxable. That is explained in the taxmonkey article. Tax advisor suggested me to open company trading account with karoll.bg (a Bulgarian introducing broker for...

You are talking about the minimum "base" not the contributions themselves (which are about 33% of that amount for a self employed person). I was referring to the maximum contribution to be paid each month. The max base is 3400 BGN/month x the applicable rate...

YOu would need to ask an expert about this, theoretically yes, but you need to pay employee/employer social security on that amount (which i think is capped at 945.20 BGN per month). I don't now how often you can change your salary. Only thing I know is that you can pay dividends only once a...

When it comes to taxes, yes. But when it comes to other aspects of sharia law such as credit card debt and drugs not. Imagine someone who doesn't like you slipping you drugs and then alerting authorities.

I guess it's more like other countries that want to tax you care how long you are staying there.

Search for judicial precedents for your country and you will have an answer to your question.

Another question is whether corporate cryptotrading profits are cosidered taxable by Cyprus tax authorities. While forex profits are taxable at 12.5% it is not clear to me whether this also applies to ETNs (exchange traded notes), ETFs, Futures or CFDs on Crypto (or currencies). But according to...

But foreign authorities seem to comply with UAE requests for arrest by Interpol related to minor offenses such as not paying credit card debt ns2 https://detained-in-dubai.prowly.com/117968-the-truth-about-leaving-a-debt-behind-in-dubai

Yeah, the problem with Bulgaria is the legal uncertainty and complicated accounting rules with differences for private investors vs. businesses. Seems like most accountants here and even the NRA are not fully aware of these rules, only lawyers. Another problem are CFDs on shares or short...

It is answered in the link I provided:

PE and PoEM are in fact CFC rules to determine wether a company is foreign controlled by another company from abroad but they do not apply to a BG natural person owning a company registered abroad. The Bulgarian NRA won't care about the company except for the dividends or salary. Ask your...

Check out these comments by Bulgarian lawyers: Дискусионно: Кратък преглед на новите правила за контролирани чуждестранни дружества и защо те няма да проработят в България...

No, bank accounts don't need to be declared by private persons but there's CRS automatic reporting if you tell your bank your residence/address in BG. All profits and year end stock holdings need to be reported to the NRA. Since you will probably do this via a tax accountant they will ask you...

Does this requirement also apply to those having a long-term visa and is it possible to get such a long-term visa by founding a company with more than 500k AED in capital? https://invest.dubai.ae/visas-and-residency

There are in principle 3 ways to live as a trader in BG. 1. Declare your income as a private person and pay 10% on gross profit without social security contributions (capital gains from EU/EEA listed shares & corporate bonds are exempt) 2. Register as as sole trader and pay 15% on net profit...

Moving the capital abroad tax-free and use it for his relocated business without liquidating it first and triggering CGT. WHT on dividends depends on on DTT between new country of residence and France. Can be as low as 0%. https://taxsummaries.pwc.com/france/corporate/withholding-taxes

While it would be difficult to move the company out of France (you first need to liquidate it which triggers capital gains or dividend taxation even without exit tax applicable in your new residence country) you could maybe keep it in France without operations and use it as a holding with...