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This is very good news for me. So if I understand correctly an EU citizen can move to ireland and take non domicile status....open a personal bank account in Germany or Switzerland and have stock and crypto gains go there. Only money transfered from Personal bank account to ireland is taxable...

when you say personal accounts do you mean an offshore structure or?

If I were trading stock and Crypto assets while in ireland wow that sounds a lot better. I need to do more research than. I thought CFC rules would apply and that I would need to have substance in the country where the trading company would be setup.

1. Am I correct that a stock and crypto LTD would fall under the 12.5% tax category (active trading) for Corporate Tax? 2. 12.5% tax would be on all the gains that I would have in stock and crypto assets sold during the year? 3. If I were to pay dividends to myself and partner from the years...

I will search for this. thank you

Looking for more knowledge on setting up an LTD in Ireland I have interest in moving there more so than Malta.....so this would not be an offshore setup rather I would like to gather the informations about best way to set up for best tax savings while onshore in ireland.I understand CT is 12.5%...

ok I just read the above and it answers my question I posted above. Now I am curious if crypto trading as an individual in Portugal can truly be tax free with someone that made a significant amount with 50 or so trades.

what about a crypto trader living in portugal that incorporates a crypto trading company in malta for instance. will portugal taxman charge corporate tax from this company on its gains? I understand dividends will not be tax free since cfc rule applies and trading is done from portugal. but...

Greetings! I hope to learn about the Portugal crypto tax situation for a EU citizen residing there. I want to know if the following is possible. - EU citizen moves to Portugal and establishes residency. Income is passive from crypto staking and tries for NHR but also will do occasional...