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A couple examples of AI engineers moving to Tokyo (I know it's different) and sharing some thoughts on Twitter: - David Ha w/ Google Brain: https://twitter.com
by boltzmannbrain 8y ago
A couple examples of AI engineers moving to Tokyo (I know it's different) and sharing some thoughts on Twitter:
- David Ha w/ Google Brain: https://twitter.com/hardmaru https://twitter.com/hardmaru
- Adam Gibson started Skymind in Silicon Valley and moved to Tokyo a few years back: https://twitter.com/agibsonccc https://twitter.com/agibsonccc
- Scoundreller 8y agoAt least Japan lets non-permanent residents avoid taxes on income from abroad (that stays abroad) for the first 5 years. Depends on your home country whether this lets you avoid their taxes. In some cases, this can save a lot of tax.
- usmannk 8y agoDo you have any information about this? I've been looking into the tax implications of moving to Japan recently and it's not been easy to sort through.
- Scoundreller 8y agoJust googling. It looks like it was a better situation pre2017 though: www.mondaq.com/x/561782/tax+authorities/Change+In+Taxation+Of+NonPermanent+Residents See an accountant/lawyer yada yada. The bitcoiners that gave up their US citizenship, or otherwise left their home country and moved to Japan probably came out well tax-wise.