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Not true. Many countries quite legally let you not pay any taxes of foreign dividends, for example, as long as you are tax resident. And they give you tax resid
by anovikov 6y ago
Not true. Many countries quite legally let you not pay any taxes of foreign dividends, for example, as long as you are tax resident. And they give you tax residence if you spend only 60 days a year in the country and not a tax resident in any other (i.e. don't spend over 183 days a year there). Cyprus is an example: YES you quite legally can avoid paying almost any taxes at all if you are bothered to live here 60 days a year and pay 10-15K per year in legal fees.
- eru 6y agoSingapore doesn't have any capital gains tax, and will only tax foreign dividends, if they haven't already been taxed at least 15% at source.