Recent content by i888

I live in UE and I want to cash out some crypto and for that I will be a resident of Dubai, but in the same time I want to continue to trade options on SP500 related financial instruments in USA, but I don't want to pay high tax in USA due to the fact that I'll be a resident of UAE. What are...

For the moment the change is on hold, but if I'm not mistaken in that Pnrr program there is something about changing the tax on micro. Somebody pointed out that crypto is taxed at 10% but micro could be as low as 1% on revenue and using micro to evade that 10% opens a door of future problems...

There is a possibility of selling crypto for stables, USDT usdc busd dia others then at the sweet price buy back crypto of choice. Also you could keep all the funds in btc and then hedge by shorting btc, close the short at that or close to the sweet price and that's it, but this option is...

Sorry for my late reply 1. there's no issue Employed or not or paying already that social tax, doesn't matter you pay it for those gains. 1M is revenue, tax on revenue 1% or 3 , then you pay tax on dividents at 5% and those 530 Issue some banks don't deal with money from crypto or some...

The new president and the majority of the parliament are on the same boat/party with the same views, they say no to the past, no crime etc and they walk on this line, so big future for this small country. From shith* is going to be a paradise.

You want to stay in your country Italy, but without paying tax and you want to do it risking freedom. You either find a country close by with low tax, I know about Romania, there are BG, Malta, Cy, etc can't comment too much, there are plenty of info around here. Romania could be 6% tax =...

Those money should be more than enough for a normal life. There are clubs with more than 10k eur per bottle of wine or smth else

Bulgaria is saturated with old or new construction, many bought as investment, few are quality and a real investment. At 500 eur per square meter I don't think that is a good investment, better check that out and if you like it then talk with a construction engineer, he should tell you if it...

Constanta and other cities next to the sea or in or near the Danube delta are ok to live ONLY during summer months, afterwards you'll feel depressed. Let's say 3 months.

You stay 183 days in Romania and have a company in Romania, you should be fine. Other situations seems to complicate your life. That's what I can from the little that I know. If you want to save some tens of k or more you should or could ask a lawyer etc to be sure.

That's out of the question, they use one address for many companies, how would that sound for taxmen? How would convince someone that you actually are living there?

The idea is to look legit for italian taxmen, if they find anything that could make you pay back home then they will used it against you. Dubai seems ok, however the fact that you want to move around the countries without staying at least 183 days seems fishy, you should talk to a lawyer about...

In terms of diversity of international flights options and time to the the airport , I think TM is the best, it has airport and is at less than 3h to Belgrade airport. Budapest is at maybe 6h, like Cluj, same distance the difference is that the customs that are closer to Tm have heavy traffic...

There are no such limitations in Romania.. I've checked this information.

There 3 big IT centers in Romania Bucharest, plenty of fish, offices etc Cluj small city compared with the needs and the rents are way up, Iasi this city attracts also ppl from Rep of Moldova who can easily get Romania citizenship, visa whatever from Romania. The last one is a little...