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up to last year, you could have met with THE james bond :)

e-residency is quite a different setup. hardly comparable to a registered company. but ok, i was just asking.

that is a good point, indeed. once you move there, it is your official residence so technically you just have to avoid becoming tax resident elsewhere. you are making good points, i give you that. from the looks of it and the options for the type of income i have and plan to have in the future...

i would not take it too lightly. sure, it might be called global and not be, most likely outcome due to other superpowers like china and russia, but that does not mean nothing will happen. i would be very sceptical about CANZUK, USA and EU.

the first half was spot on! are you talking about the "tribe"? if so, i would agree to some extent. but the world is too big of a place so there are multiple forces at play. the world has never been united so many fractions exist all around us, each with their own agenda. all in all, the old...

doesn't estonian tax law require local bank account for a company? if so then the banks MUST open an account for you no matter what, once the company is officially registered.

it occurred to me that if the main point of the company is to transform income into CGT dividend, the company won'y earn money in any other way and so i wonder if such a company would be subjected to some sort of investment license and audits and whatnot. might not even be feasable to begin with.

hm, that does not sound that bad really. i was thinking 2x or 3x of that. emirates don't? :D not yet, i plan to travel next year. hopefully all the crazynes will be gone by then.

here is the latest version if the tax law, maybe someone can translate the parts that we're interested in here? https://www.ilo.org/dyn/natlex/docs/ELECTRONIC/104733/127878/F716127051/CYP104733 Grk.pdf

can you elaborate on the "professionally managed"? are we talking trusts or maybe just lawyers? just fyi, personally i would be ok with 5% tax. but what i won't stand for is the socialist healthcare and social security taxes that we have here in EUrope. where i live i am tax free if i hold for...

i am very well aware of the benefits but the overhead is a factor for me since i am not a 7 figures guy, yet, and it's not just the cost of running the company(what, 10k a year?) just to get a visa that i can get elsewhere cheaper and easier. but the specifics of UAE itself. for me personally...

could you chime in on this down below? you say "inifinite" yet i research this like crazy and cannot find anything solid(except uae) and people in similar situation who start ne threads every other day as well. so it seems you have it all figured out. care to share...

as per the linked topic of cyprus+malaysia, is looks like it is a no-go because of how malaysia taxes investments. i need more info on this but it seems 0% CGT in malaysia is not really taking effect, nor the territorial tax scheme.

do we have a fellow mgtow redpiller in da house? :D

ok, good info. the malaysian side essentially screws this up :D i made a different topic asking stock traders about their setup and one of the solutions i linked there points here. but if malaysia is the issue here, it does not work. anyway, would you say that in essence, trading securities...

to all your points - yeah, i never stated otherwise and am fully aware. but this point: so you are saying that if a company buys and sells stocks with its own corporate capital, this income will not be considered under the capital gains(tax)? what is the rule or law that decides what is...

indeed, i have learnt that this is truly the best and cheapest way to get UAE residency visa. it brings annual financial overhead of few thousands but i guess that should be expected when one is setting up operation like this. overall the purely cyprus solution is the easiest, fastest and...

that depends on the legislation. the main idea is that you will trade through a company that resides in jurisdiction with 0% CGT so you have tax-free profits. this applies to malaysia and to cyprus. and you have to live in a country that does not tax dividends or ideally capital gains...

i read the whole thread so here's my comments... one of the reasons for moving away that you have mentioned was the handling of the boomer coof there. i don't want to burst your bubble, but that crap is happening all over the world. the timing is just different, that's all. so don't use that as...

re-read what i wrote again. your entire post is pointless.