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55113085 No.55113085 [Reply] [Original]

Thoughts on buying multiple citizenships for business and setting up tax-free bank account/offshore corporation to trade crypto with and pay no taxes?? Anyone bought citizenships here before?

>> No.55113106 [DELETED] 

Isn't trading from your own private account taxed in the slightest in Netherlands? For business idk really.
But say I want to trade for a client, do I need licensing and registration?

>> No.55113118
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>>55113085
>PASPOORT

>> No.55113136

>>55113118
you are just jealous of my superior eurochad passports that allow me to live in over 30 countries visa-free

>> No.55113141 [DELETED] 

>>55113118
It's the pass, identifying you're citizen, so you can
pass the port and enter aboard the ship.

>> No.55113158

>>55113085
Most countries will tax you on worldwide income if you reside there. Us Americans are particularly tax-cucked because we get taxed even when we don't live in the country, and we're required to report overseas bank accounts. Definitely speak with tax-attorneys and whatever your equivalent of a CPA is.

>> No.55113166

>>55113136
I'm a Europoor too, but my language doesn't look that silly.

>> No.55113174 [DELETED] 

>>55113166
It's only for elite traders. We need to a recognizable language for business purposes.

>> No.55113173
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>>55113085
You should go where you're treated best.

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>>55113158
What passport/citizenship should I buy next to maximize mobility score?? Should I buy one from Grenada or Antigua for $100k??

>> No.55113187

>>55113173
BASED

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>thoughts
It's something you should do as soon as possible.
Ignore all glowies trying to fill you with faux-patriotism telling you that you have to make your own nation better(when they have never did anything but make it worse) or that if you can't make it in your own country you must be a loser. (This is an irrelevant, and also false, opinion trying to oppose the only logical conclusions)

>> No.55113203

>>55113186
There is no supreme "best" passport. Instead you should first define your objective or objectives and obtain the residency/passport which allows you to fulfill them.

>>55113187
Thanks. I strongly agree with Andrew's statement. Since I pay taxes to them, I am a client of my host country. They had better give me good service.

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Phase 2 is released. Phase 3 is almost complete and we are rubbing elbows with the elites. Blackswan was the first mover. And has a floor of 2M right now. What's your reasoning for not have a little blackswan in your portfolio? https://www.cnbc.com/2023/05/25/jpmorgan-develops-ai-investment-advisor.html

>> No.55113327

>>55113186
See what you can do with your current passports and look for any glaring weak points. For example, if you don't have much luck in South America or SEA, you might look for a passport that can help you there. If there are geopolitically nuanced countries like Russia or India you might have an interest in, consider a passport that will help you enter. There's no need to collect passports or have one for the sake of having it. Get the one that best covers your current passport's weak-points.

>>55113203
What I love about the slogan is that it's so simple that you almost want to ignore it. But when someone starts moralizing why you need to put up with their nonsense, you're forced to ask "Does it make sense to stay where I'm NOT treated best? Am I being shamed into accepting my own mistreatment?" It reveals just how abusive Western countries are towards their citizens.

>> No.55114131

>>55113085
I thought germany doesn't allow duals. One of these isn't yours.

>> No.55114149

>>55114131
It does, you can get another citizenship within the EU without problems

OR you can have others by birth, too

I got 2, one isnt from EU kek
Can jump the ship anytime

>> No.55115520

>>55113085
im a dutch national too. wealth tax here is absolutely ridicilous. luckily im born in Greece and get a citizenship there too, but you still need to declare wealth owned overseas as well. only way to dodge it is to renounce your nationality.