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A lot of these should come with the caveat that they are not an option for most people. Heck, most of these either involve spending money or outright paying som
by hnbad 3y ago
A lot of these should come with the caveat that they are not an option for most people. Heck, most of these either involve spending money or outright paying someone (anywhere from three to six figures) to do something for you. The more affordable versions of "hire someone" boil down to offloading work to a lower income country or finding someone willing to do your work for less.
> Treat fines like payments
While true, this is literally "if the punishment is a fine, it's only illegal for poor people".
> Be a nomad
Having spoken with true nomads (i.e. not expats just remote work-cationing in one popular location like Thailand) this is actually exceptionally complicated and expensive, especially if you don't want to pay double taxes. And of course you still need to be able to get a visa for each country in the first place. If you have the requisite money however you can effectively bypass most taxes this way though as long as you don't settle down.