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    SEZ (Special Economic Zone) or 0% CIT country for small scale manufacturing and export company? List of SEZs so I can compare?

    Set up your manufacturing anywhere in Paraguay under the Maquila Regime. See the details at https://www.pwc.com/py/es/publicaciones/assets/MaquilaRegimeEn.pdf Moreover, at the personal level, if you commit to eventually invest at least 70k USD in this business and hire at least 5 employees...
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    BEST Jurisdiction for Day Trading Futures in the US

    Cyprus doesn't tax derivatives neither at corporate nor individual level except when the underlying asset is a currency. There's nothing "grey" about it. Move there and forget all problems.
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    Best Residency in EU that makes the most sense Taxationwise?

    Is the TBSZ available to corporate tax payers, or is it only for individuals?
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    Which countries can I apply for a driving licence, without releasing mine?

    In Uruguay you can get a new driver's license with 10 years validity without surrendering your current one (except if it is a driver's license from Spain, because of some treaty they have with Spain). You need to have an Uruguayan identity document, which you obtain together with your residency...
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    Privacy in EU/EEA company accounts

    Thanks for your suggestions! In that case, I'll rephrase the question: Which countries make it hard to get access to this information?
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    Privacy in EU/EEA company accounts

    Which countries in the EU/EEA don't make company accounts and balance sheets available to the public?
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    Spain residency without tax residency?

    If you don't have wife and kids in Spain and don't have center of vital interest in Spain, then as long as you stay in Spain less than 183 days, you are fine according the law. If you are worrying about spending 90 days or so in Spain alone, probably just don't worry. Of course, avoid doing...
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    Spain residency without tax residency?

    Sure, you can be a legal resident in Spain and a tax resident elsewhere. You can potentially spend the majority of the year in Spain, even. It is possible, yes, but it is not easy. Definitely not recommended. Assuming that you plan to spend the majority of the year in Spain, the country where...