Easiest countries to get and keep tax residency

[Meta]

You were asked, like, three times, why you call it useless and︂ keep repeating that it's useless without any explanation. And now this wrong info regarding PE.︃ Ok, I got it, you just don't know what you are talking about.

@Alenka, not sure specifically regarding Belarus' rules (guess you should be fine), but US LLC will︄ not be considered liable for Georgian taxes. PE rules kick in if you are managing︅ the company from the territory of Georgia, not if it is managed by resident of︆ Georgia. You are good being a resident legally/tax-wide and spending near-0 time in the country.︇ Just paid a few hundred bucks to a lawyer last week to confirm that. If︈ you are going to recheck, have somebody translate the Georgian text of the tax code︉ as published English/Russian version is confusing.

 

[Don]

If you establish tax residence in Georgia, your US︉ LLC would be exposed to the risk of needing to register a permanent establishment in︊ Georgia. This way you would need to pay tax (15% CIT) only when you distribute︋ the profits from the Georgian PE, so it can remain effectively 0% if you never︌ withdraw anything.

 

[backpacker]

1. For @Meta :
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Considering the above, it seems you are suffering from severe︃ reading difficulties. Of course, I'll bear with you.
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Nothing wrong with it. Learn to read in context:︅ ORDINARY ->

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Make yourself familiar with the︈ case. Study the applicable DTT.
Thereafter even you will understand that your above sentence is︉ nothing more than dangerous bla-bla.
Never "guess" stupi#21 when it comes to taxation!

 

[369]

Mauritius has also a non dom rule like cyrpus⁣

 

[MattA]

I am also Canadian and looking to move.
I'm in︂ the process of opening up a bank account in Cyprus, will be applying under Category︃ 'F' Visa.
Seems to match the requirements you outlined but it has become a 3-4︄ year process.

 

[Meta]

The double taxation treaty⁠ is relevant when there is a case for double taxation. For example you live in⁤ one country and receive income from the second country. In case both countries have a⁣ claim on that income then the DTT treaty will kick in. In most cases it⁢ is absolutely irrelevant.
If you are traveling around, just need to put some tax residency︀ on the bank form - HNWI residency is good.
If you need a tax residency︁ certificate to "check out" from your home country, local regulation is what matters. They may︂ have some additional requirements, a few countries don't allow you to leave for offshore heavens︃ for example, but it does not have anything to do with DTT in most cases.︄
If you are not tax resident somewhere else and want to sell your US stocks︅ tax free - you are fine. US does not tax that income at source and︆ for Georgia it will be foreign-sourced, not taxable.

Do you really think that when asked︇ "why is it useless?" you just repeat your own messages stating "it is useless" and︈ that's a good explanation? It reminds me of some interactions with bank monkeys.
- Why︉ is the transfer not sent?
- According to our internal KYC/AML policy the provided documents︊ were not satisfactory.
- What do you need?
- As I already told you, the︋ policy is internal so the Bank can not provide any more details.

 

[backpacker]

Yep, because it has already been answered.
Yes, because it has already been explained.‍
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All your lengthy bla-bla is just a repetition of what can already be found⁠ in this forum.
With one difference: Former posters just wrote about facts and stayed away⁤ from "guessing".
So choose your words more wisely.