Taxes under these conditions

[seonyf]

Hello community.

If I plan to work as a freelance and manage to get a good salary (Obviously, the salary is high and according to the legislation of my country I must declare taxes), how can I, what tactics should I use to avoid paying taxes?

The conditions are:

Did you have income greater than $XXX during last year?
Did the value of your assets exceed $XXX?
Did the total value of your purchases and consumptions exceed $XXX?
Did the total value of your credit card purchases exceed $XXX during last year?
Did the total value of your consignments or bank transfers received exceed $XXX during last year?

How can I receive a high salary?, if I use PayPal my country will know my high salary?, I can't send this high salary to a savings account because they would notice, where do I withdraw this high salary to use it?

If I'm a credit card user (I take advantage of its benefits), what can I do to not exceed the limit?, could a tactic be to have several credit cards to avoid the cap?

If I invest in Interactive Brokers, how can I invest without having to pay taxes?, can I buy and sell stocks without declaring taxes?, can I invest in dividends without having to declare taxes?

If I buy many houses to put them up for rent, how do I avoid this condition?

Thank you very much for all your answers, I want to open my mind and get knowledge from creative and intelligent people.

 

[scooterguy]

What's the country? It's important, because different countries have different rules.

 

[seonyf]

scooterguy said:
What's the country? It's important, because different countries have different rules.
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I know that the policies are different in all countries, any general recommendations?, maybe some recommendations can help me, thank you.

 

[scooterguy]

A general recommendation is to play by the rules of the tax authorities of your country of residence.

 

[CyprusLawyer101]

Another general recommendation is to eat your vegetables lightly steamed; if you have trouble with taste, try some grated cheese on top.

 

[seonyf]

scooterguy said:
A general recommendation is to play by the rules of the tax authorities of your country of residence.
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For example in the United States, how do you buy many houses (To put them up for rent) and not appear as the owner of them?

For example in the United States, how do you buy with credit cards and that the amount of those purchases does not exceed, for example, $15,000 USD?

For example in the United States, how do you avoid wage tax if you work as a freelance on the internet and earn a high salary?

I think that all the questions I asked are basic and apply to all countries, what varies are the maximum numbers.

 

[Forester]

seonyf said:
I think that all the questions I asked are basic and apply to all countries, what varies are the maximum numbers.
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Absolutely not. The tax regime varies from one country to another country extremely (and e.g. in the USA from state to state). There is no general answer ”“ perhaps except one: move your tax residence to the country with the tax regime that fits you best.

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