Relocating to a Country Without a DTA: Does It Make Sense?

[daniels27]

JustAnotherNomad said:
And yes, this is rare, but if OP is from Norway, then it's of course relevant for them. So there is no 100% general answer to OP's question.
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That's the lawyer problem: their advice can only be as good as you tell them everything.

 

[JSA]

daniels27 said:
But do you know where you live? Because I could not find Munchkinland.
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Haha. I'm in Austria.

 

[JustAnotherNomad]

Austria should probably be fine. Maybe talk to an accountant just in case, but I have not heard about such things regarding Austria.

 

[JSA]

JustAnotherNomad said:
Austria should probably be fine. Maybe talk to an accountant just in case, but I have not heard about such things regarding Austria.
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Will do!

 

[daniels27]

Yes, should be no problem
https://www.jusline.at/gesetz/estg/paragraf/1

 

[mytoofood]

If you relocate to a country you don't need to consider anything regarding DTA!

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I am not a quitter, and therefore I share my sympathy with the content of this thread. thu&¤#

 

[daniels27]

mytoofood said:
If you relocate to a country you don't need to consider anything regarding DTA!
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As mentioned before, the are many cases where you would avoid a lot of withholding taxes on dividends etc. And this applies to many here. Better check the case first in detail.

 

[JustAnotherNomad]

mytoofood said:
If you relocate to a country you don't need to consider anything regarding DTA!
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Tell me you didn't even read this thread without telling me you didn't read it.

 

[daniels27]

JustAnotherNomad said:
Tell me you didn't even read this thread without telling me you didn't read it.
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He is farming posts:

visive said:
I'm going to be honest, Daniels, I don't know if you are farming posts or who you are answering to, but read my first post. You are not helping nor addressing my question, just babbling a bunch of nonsense. Google Ads Ireland charges a UAE company in AED via debit card. Yes, it's a foreign transaction, therefore 2%.
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