Lowest income taxes countries in Europe
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Don't earn money personally but through a company... max 25% corporate income tax rate (most likely 15% in your case) , send dividends to a holding company (tax free) and use the money from the holding either through a shareholder loan (untaxed) or a shareholder current account (untaxed).
Yea but I would say that it makes more sense to do it through the holding company as typically you would like to separate risky assets and liabilities from non-risky assets (like cash).
It's always a better idea. Anyway, it's allowed to make a loan on your own Holding Company in Andorra?
In my country Bosnia & Herzegovina, located in Europe but not a member of the EU, corporate tax is 10%, no dividend tax at least for local person owners. One of the reasons we have much corruption is a low tax, company owners just transfer the profit to personal accounts after paying 10%, then start bribing politicians and everyone they need. We have a currency tied to EUR and somehow it's not volatile. Not a stable country if you look financially can't compare it to any EU member or UAE, but we have many IT and other international companies coming here, cheap workers, low minimum︀ salary.
As a company owner and one-person director, you can be employed as a manager︁ so you do not pay salary, and not own anything to the country.
If you︂ ever decide to incorporate here and need any assistance feel free to contact me for︃ help.
As a company owner and one-person director, you can be employed as a manager︁ so you do not pay salary, and not own anything to the country.
If you︂ ever decide to incorporate here and need any assistance feel free to contact me for︃ help.
Seems like Montenegro is 9-15%, but if you're in an underdeveloped region (it's a small country), for the first 8 years, you don't have to pay the first 200k in taxes. So you should be able to earn up to 2.2M tax free.
Passive and active income is taxed at the same rate.
Passive and active income is taxed at the same rate.
Two general rules to build wealth quickly:
1) Maximize profits.
2) Keep living costs as low as possible.
This is usually better achieved through planting flags in different countries, as opposed to simply relocating to a particular place.
For example:
1) Maximize profits by setting up your companies in UAE, Singapore or HK.
2) Reduce living costs by spending most of your time/living in SEA and South America. Keep an eye on residency/foreign income tax rules, and count the days you spend in each country to avoid surprises.
By doing that you can easily keep most of your income.
1) Maximize profits.
2) Keep living costs as low as possible.
This is usually better achieved through planting flags in different countries, as opposed to simply relocating to a particular place.
For example:
1) Maximize profits by setting up your companies in UAE, Singapore or HK.
2) Reduce living costs by spending most of your time/living in SEA and South America. Keep an eye on residency/foreign income tax rules, and count the days you spend in each country to avoid surprises.
By doing that you can easily keep most of your income.
One of the wises methods to get rich. If you add this in combination with relocating to i.e. Dubai with no income tax or other low tax low living cost countries you can get very wealthy quickly.
I'm not a big fan of high tax countries like Denmark, Germany, France, Sweden etc. if you are healthy and without kids you get a much better life avoiding such countries.
I'm not a big fan of high tax countries like Denmark, Germany, France, Sweden etc. if you are healthy and without kids you get a much better life avoiding such countries.
I'm pretty sure EU's anti-capitalist master plan is forcing all high tax countries to implement an exit tax and then once that high tax country introduces a (global) wealth tax, Staying or︀ move out, you are screwed in both ways... I would move out of EU forever︁ if that's the case. All that hard earned wealth you built over the years...
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