Which Island in thte Caribbean do you personally recommend with low taxes and good for the rest?
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Where would you move if you had a Family?
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It depends on your budget and personal preferences. Most of them are fine, from the Caymans (most expensive) to the Dominican Republic (cheapest).
There’s roughly 6 years to get out of the US system before being locked into it.In general, violent crime in the US is concentrated in certain neighborhoods and in certain cities.
You won't really risk getting shot if you live in the right neighborhood, even in the big cities. Even New York is pretty safe nowadays; it's not like in the 90s.
But I digress; the main reason why I'm suggesting the US is because of your female appearance requirements, and because we always talk about Poland, Romania and Bulgaria to the point that there is really nothing else to add there.
If you want low taxes, safety and affordable housing just move to SEA. Like someone else said, you'll still see plenty of foreigners in places like Thailand. Some bars, nightclubs and even whole neighborhoods in the main cities cater to foreigners so you can always go for a walk or a beer there and meet your tall and slim white women (though they are almost always tourists).
Or you can go on a "business trip" to Melbourne or Sydney from time to time to get your fix, since they are relatively close
Why on earth would you encourage moving there?
Around 2028-2032 you have additional debasements and debt increases before the big one “entitlements” start to rear their ugly head.
Exactly!!!!
He’s trying to say that the U.S. is the fastest depreciating country and that people are moving out rather than moving in
Andorra is similar, and a bit cheaper.they are protected from Germany, Switzerland and Austria. The country is very safe, clean and rich. No criminal or illegal imigrants. No conflicts with religions. The taxes are very low and the laws are very business friendly. They have no intelligence so you have full privacy. The natural is beautiful with clean water. Its the paradise on earth
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There is no exit tax unless you acquire US citizenship and then renounce it.
Source: The US Exit Tax, or Expatriation Tax, is levied on individuals renouncing their US citizenship or green card. Governed by IRC Section 877A.
PS. I know a LOT of green card holders (i.e. student visa to green card) who have left NEVER to return without even mentioning anything to anyone. They just disappeared into the night. None of them had any issues, but then again, nobody knows. They just fell off the radar!
There’s no path from student visa to green card. The only way is from student visa to being exceptionally good at what you do and finding a company willing yo go through the pain with the department of labor of getting you an H1 then a million years later getting a green card. This option is however dead since the Trump presidency. Another option is being some sort of genius who can benefit the country or a top notch athlete who will probably be a world champion and get an EB1. The easiest way is marriage. So your friends might have lied to you lolView attachment 6404
Source: The US Exit Tax, or Expatriation Tax, is levied on individuals renouncing their US citizenship or green card. Governed by IRC Section 877A.
PS. I know a LOT of green card holders (i.e. student visa to green card) who have left NEVER to return without even mentioning anything to anyone. They just disappeared into the night. None of them had any issues, but then again, nobody knows. They just fell off the radar!
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Source: The US Exit Tax, or Expatriation Tax, is levied on individuals renouncing their US citizenship or green card. Governed by IRC Section 877A.
PS. I know a LOT of green card holders (i.e. student visa to green card) who have left NEVER to return without even mentioning anything to anyone. They just disappeared into the night. None of them had any issues, but then again, nobody knows. They just fell off the radar!
The exit tax is not for everyone: only those who had salaries of almost $200k/year in the last 5 years or those who have a net worth of $2M (Expatriation tax | Internal Revenue Service).
Also, the amount to be paid is capital gains with an exclusion amount of $821,000.
In other words, even if you have a 3M portfolio, it might not apply to you if capital gains fall below $821,000.
Even if those people you knew ignored this, the IRS probably checked their numbers and saw they didn't owe anything anyways.
Always interesting to note how rarely Andorra is brought up here.
What about San Marino? I heard good things about it and not too far from Rimini. I like Piedinas and beaches.
However it looks like the Rimpatriati Scheme is now being destroyed by the Italian government once again.
Please refer to my Canons of Interpretations, which I just uploaded to make it easier to interpret my writings. I realize that my rules of using written text are not the same as others, so it's best I publish my rules and let others apply the rules.
Here: jafo
I realize that when I wrote: " (i.e. student visa to green card)" lots of people would have misinterpreted this as "(i.e., student visa CONVERTED to green card)."
I should have foreseen how this would cause confusion to those who are unfamiliar with "Casus omissus pro omisso habendus est." That's NOT what I meant.
This is a very normal anachronistic misunderstanding, but I am referring in my writings to the graduating classes between the years of the early '80s and late '90s, especially the STEM students from the TOP 100 Colleges who graduated with a Cum Laude or above. It is evident from this: How will you invest Today , You have 1 Million Dollar to Invest ? that I was already "an adult" (for conscription purposes) in the early '80s. I don't doubt things are different nowadays. I can only speak of what I personally know from my experience and from what I witnessed.
I don't keep such companies. I've ALWAYS followed Charlie's time-tested experience on this:
I knew a "few guys" from the old guard in the '80s and '90s (who already passed away
) who NEVER paid a single dime to anyone. I can tell you from going to trial in Federal Court and State courts that NOBODY knows anything unless someone "sings", i.e., an informant carrying the prosecution. Don't believe me? Even former FBI director Clarence Kelley admitted this to Congress in the early '70s...here it is:
The date:
Source: Kelley Says Watergate Hasn't Hurt F.B.I. Morale (Published 1974)
If you want to laugh some more and be shocked, I recommend watching the 60 Minutes episode on Spies. Jack Barsky's story will make you laugh:
In theory, you could be correct, but in practice, things don't work so smoothly. The agents have qualified immunity. They can claim and do anything they want. That's my point. This is NOT limited to the US, either. As I mentioned here
a long time ago: I've been surrounded by the "law" since I was a small child.
It's easier to denature plutonium than to denature the evil spirit of tax agents.
(I adapted Einstein's Theory of Relativity adage that was a footnote in PHY 360). PS. Nothing I write is "original". I'm merely a "parrot" of other people's (verifiable) thoughts and writings.
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Why do you need that if you take your Girl friend with you??
I would look into Bulgaria and Portugal or even Switzerland which can be a little expensive with kids.
Maybe this is his girlfriend's requirement?
One woman is not enough for a guy like him
Yes, Bulgaria is a rational choice if you don't want to spend a fortune and live in Europe. Switzerland is also good if money is not an issue.
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