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Would be useful to include holding period exceptions. The map in one of the posts above makes Belgium and Slovakia look like "0% heaven" and Germany like "26% hell" but if you look into it, you'll find that Belgium actually has the tax hidden somewhere else with a different name and meanwhile...

I wouldn't be surprised if an European willing to immigrate to Belarus would be considered a counter-intelligence agent. There even is a Youtuber - BaldAndBankrupt - who has some nice videos about everyday life in Belarus and other CIS countries. The funny thing is he may have been a British...

paysafe to skrill and skrill to trading212. 1,7% total taxes I have no idea what you mean by this but Skrill is owned by Paysafe afaik. Also they will rip you off on any currency exchange possible, usually both ways. Perhaps if you can transfer from Paxum to Skrill and deposit from Skrill to...

Had my account locked with them for half a year, no communication, no replies, no explanation. I did nothing wrong, they just decide to defraud people and steal your money and hope you will eventually give up. When you email them, they will simply do not answer at all. When you call them...

You should forget about Revolut if you don't want your money blocked for months with no communication and no explanation from them.

"Showing up with bills" sounds very refreshing, almost the way it worked in Europe in 1980s or 1990s. Now if you do that in EU, I wouldn't be surprised if you're arrested and/or reported lol.

Why overcomplicate things? You can make your "COUNTRY B" a country with zero tax on capital gains or even a low/zero tax country in general.

This is normal, welcome to big brother CRS world. If banks haven't asked this before, probably that was some time ago or you had none of what they call "Indicia". Funnily enough I received an auto-generated message from a bank that for the last year they will be reporting me to four countries -...

Funny thing is that now even "first world" countries or countries in the EU offer such plans and incentives - Croatia, Portugal. Greece plans to introduce it in 2021. I honestly hope this is a sign of more competition among countries, being more friendly towards residents instead of taxing...

I'm wondering - if you'd be in a situation when you no longer need the company/visa and you do not renew it but also do not shut it down/liquidate officially, are there any consequences to that? Will they shut it down automatically? Or will they try to fine you and ban you from ever visiting...

Hi, your nickname is almost the same as mine and your problem is almost the same as mine. lol. :D:cool: 183 days is not enough, you can actually be a resident in two (or three... or eleven, whatever) countries and be in an even worse situation than before. You can read more e.g. here: OECD ”“...

Okay thanks for the information, what will happen if I don't pay?

Hi all, BUMPing this topic! Can anyone please confirm if this is 1) true 2) still valid 3) applicable even now during COVID? If someone has a FZE (RAK or other zones) that he/she does not wish to renew, is it fine to just leave it be, not pay renewals and do not officially "cancel" it...

Does the Coinbase chunk (which is like 50% on the chart) also include Grayscale custody? You probably can't track GBTC purchases this way and it is better to rely on their regulatory fillings. For other exchanges, this looks very nice and useful, I'm surprised that some well known exchanges are...

Yes, there actually is a very European way of dealing with COVID and stating arguments. First f**k everything up with random bans and restrictions, make every country come up with their own specific rules, fight over masks and vaccines, order a billion of tests that are actually useless, destroy...

Makes you understand why gold is so popular in India. It is also worth mentioning the government scam and theft of people's savings recently: 2016 Indian banknote demonetisation - Wikipedia

No it is not. E.g. if you now wanted to travel or move into OP's country, it is not possible (no difference between intra-EU and non-EU).

It says directly on the map it is from April 2020 if you can read. Current situation is even worse. https://www.forbes.com/sites/alexle...tine-and-tests-as-covid-19-third-wave-surges/ OP's country has (since today) a TOTAL BAN on incoming travel unless you are citizen. EU/EEA citizenship means...

I think you don't understand the situation. There is literally 0% chance that "all hedge funds are shorting Bitcoin". What does the article say? It shows a chart saying net nominal position of hedge funds in futures is negative. That is absolutely to be expected, especially thanks to vehicles...

It's the "best thing about the EU" until something like COVID happens and suddenly everyone realized how fragile EU is and each member state does what it feels like doing. "freedom of establishment and freedom to provide services"? Hahaha, WTF are you talking about? Some countries like Hungary...