New Rules on cash payments in Spain
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It is spreading slowly but surely across Europe, and at least within the EU. Without cash, control over the individual becomes much easier and can be automated. It is a worrying trend.
Yup Spain is literally terrorizing their citizens. What a place to live. Imagine the Hacienda freezing your account and cards due to a tax investigation and you cannot even retain a lawyer in cash (>1k) to defend yourself...lol.
Seriously folks you need to be poor, retired or have no aspirations in life to enjoy living in Spain.
Seriously folks you need to be poor, retired or have no aspirations in life to enjoy living in Spain.
I have mixed feelings about spain. I don't know if I should laugh at its population for being that pathetic to get that controlled, or to be frighten by the fact that these obedient sheeps are so many on earth that free minded people like us don't weight much in the equation. Well, except financially, at least there is that. But in most case, money is not the same as power.
Look at the spirit with nice n**i vibes.
"Snitch and walk free? Hacienda says yes!
In a move that’s sure to cause some heated arguments, the first person to report an illegal cash︀ transaction gets a free pass! If you’ve been part of a dodgy deal and decide︁ to spill the beans to Hacienda within three months, you’ll escape punishment – leaving the︂ other party to take the hit.
But if both parties report each other at the︃ same time? No one gets off the hook!"
Look at the spirit with nice n**i vibes.
"Snitch and walk free? Hacienda says yes!
In a move that’s sure to cause some heated arguments, the first person to report an illegal cash︀ transaction gets a free pass! If you’ve been part of a dodgy deal and decide︁ to spill the beans to Hacienda within three months, you’ll escape punishment – leaving the︂ other party to take the hit.
But if both parties report each other at the︃ same time? No one gets off the hook!"
On the other hand, I don’t think the Spanish authorities cand see the full identity of the person owning the Credit/Debit card. They might be able to see the card number and, if present in Spain long enough, to request the identity of the owner but this can be easily circumvented either by making the payments through a digital wallet (that doesn’t send the real card number but a randomized token) or simply by having more than one card from that friend
I think we once had this
https://www.justice.gov/archives/op...eking-information-about-dutch-residents-using
I guess that is they are not completely dumb, they will press charges onto the UAE guy for money laundering, illegal immigration etc. until he gives up his Spanish friend.
Maybe better use cash or prepaid cards.
https://www.justice.gov/archives/op...eking-information-about-dutch-residents-using
I guess that is they are not completely dumb, they will press charges onto the UAE guy for money laundering, illegal immigration etc. until he gives up his Spanish friend.
Maybe better use cash or prepaid cards.
I see limited risk at the moment.
But the main problem is that all those data sharing agreements are doing 5 years back. Hence, you never can feel safe.
But the main problem is that all those data sharing agreements are doing 5 years back. Hence, you never can feel safe.
The prisoner's dilemma, except the only positive result is removed.
What surprises me more is this inexplainable︄ attraction that constantly brings tax evaders to Spain.
I swear that we always see people︅ attempting to decrease their tax burden with illegal and easily detectable methods and they are︆ resident in Spain.
If you don't want to be milked like a cow by Spain,︇ don't live in Spain!
What surprises me more is this inexplainable︄ attraction that constantly brings tax evaders to Spain.
I swear that we always see people︅ attempting to decrease their tax burden with illegal and easily detectable methods and they are︆ resident in Spain.
If you don't want to be milked like a cow by Spain,︇ don't live in Spain!
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