Best jurisdictions for 2027 when EU is supposed to strangle Bitcoin?

Matade

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EU will be tightening on BTC big time. In indirect ways of course. MICA regulation is just the start.

Which tax friendly jurisdictions for BTC holders are favorable outside EU?


Malaysia, El Salvador, what else?

Any ideas and strategies?

 

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You mean to incorporate the company in these jurisdictions and move your BTC to the company? Or do you want to move personally/obtain residency/address there?

 

Matade

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alexkors said:

You mean to incorporate the company in these jurisdictions and move your BTC to the company? Or do you want to move personally/obtain residency/address there?

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No, move there as tax resident.

 

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Matade said:

Which tax friendly jurisdictions for BTC holders are favorable outside EU?

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Georgia.

https://expathub.ge/cryptocurrency-in-georgia/

 

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Matade

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Martin Everson said:

Georgia.

https://expathub.ge/cryptocurrency-in-georgia/

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awesome, thanks

 

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So you have live in Georgia to pay 0% tax, is this the only country ? As far as I know Germany don't tax crypto if you only hold them in person ?

 

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CoinMaster said:

So you have live in Georgia to pay 0% tax, is this the only country ? As far as I know Germany don't tax crypto if you only hold them in person ?

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This applies for long term gains which is set at 12 months. However, this law has been limited more and more for other asset classes and has also been discussed for years to be removed for crypto as well. But it seems like the discussion has cooled off a bit. However, things can move fast, just look at Slovakia that changed crypto taxation laws very fast.