This thread is initially very political so no surprise people have different opinions about it and related topics. I already said everything I wanted. If that was too much or against the rules admins can tell me.
Your attempt to defend EU taxation doesnt sound like anything related to conflict topic either, fyi. Given that you still kept going there, I don't have an impression that you are actually interested in the original topic and your desire to get back to the original topic doesn't look authentic...
Yet you still here in this thread discussing the very thing. There is so much personal involvement from you oozing to spread negativity that I can't help myself but wonder, where you get it from?
Soy finally is showing its face :D You probably cried when Navalniy died?
summary: if you are more of a traditional values type of person and not a soy you have nothing to worry about
It feels like I'm talking to a hallucinating Chat GPT with high temperature parameter that consumed too much liberal mainstream media and now rehashing these memories :D without any life experience
Its just difficult to do international business, no traditional counterparty would want to bother...
Even now if you're ready to tolerate difficulties with international transfers you can live pretty well there. Problems with SWIFT are a deal breaker for me at the moment but tbh Russians still get anything they want.. Varieties of food, latest macbooks, trinkets from Aliexpress, trips in...
I'd say we should observe how EU handles hard times before we make any conclusions/comparisons ;) For example curious how immigrants will react when EU cant fund the numerous social programs anymore without spiraling into hyperinflation
It can make you even more bitter but one guy I know maxed out his sole entrepreneur status and actually paid that tax without any hidden consequences lol. If not for sanctions drama he would have been the happiest person ever in a country with a decent ecommerce (15-min delivery policy for food...
For now
Just for comparison tax-wise.. In Russia as a sole entrepreneur you can pay effective tax 5-6% from the entire turnover if you earn less than $1m/year. The only thing that sucks now is the sanctions and currency controls lol
Where did you see such beautiful numbers such as 10% in EU? Last time I checked there is an EU-wide VAT tax that is minimum 17% and not possible to dodge unless you are selling digital products or something similar. Add corporate taxes there and all sorts of other taxes, contributions and other...
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