That's why my company is founded in Estonia. If you are EU citizen, it's a no brainer to get eResidency there (it's not a real tax residence, nor it give you right to vote). This allows to have effective tax rate of 0% for the corporation. Estonian government operates so efficiently and so modern, that in the end I just moved there :P
Some people in governments use their position to their financial advantage so I dont have to pay tax anymore? Seems very superficial and ego centric sorry
Thank you for your thoughtful article. Definitely food for thought.
Well written! Thank you! I look forward to these every time.
Thanks for being here!
Thank you for your continuous feedback in our financial world and our perception thereof. Most enlightening. as always.
Thanks for reading!
That's why my company is founded in Estonia. If you are EU citizen, it's a no brainer to get eResidency there (it's not a real tax residence, nor it give you right to vote). This allows to have effective tax rate of 0% for the corporation. Estonian government operates so efficiently and so modern, that in the end I just moved there :P
Some people in governments use their position to their financial advantage so I dont have to pay tax anymore? Seems very superficial and ego centric sorry
Good advice, but gold doesn't do me any good in someone's vault. I prefer to keep it in my hands.
Why not have both? Personally, I believe in diversification in all aspects. Some in a vault, some in personal possession.
Yep, that AU minister was Barnaby Joyce, the guy mentioned in this email. Unfortunately, it seems this kind of thing is rampant in Australia.