> you're supposed to be tax where you live to finance the public infrastructure you use, pension schemes of locals, The problem exists only because the cost fo

> you're supposed to be tax where you live to finance the public infrastructure you use, pension schemes of locals, The problem exists only because the cost for most of these services is socialized via general taxes. One possible solution is to pay a flat tax for local services in the place you live for as long as you are there. The pension scheme solution is to select a pension scheme and pay there, no matter where you are located. The problem with these solutions is you cannot have a Bismark pension scheme, lime most of Europe, and the local administrations need to deal with deductions for people with low income, but it is nothing that cannot be solved.