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Nice in theory, hard in practice. Especially if you're doing a startup and not a lifestyle or small business. Edit: Ridiculous how people downvote. I've resear
by subsystem 14y ago
Nice in theory, hard in practice. Especially if you're doing a startup and not a lifestyle or small business.
Edit: Ridiculous how people downvote. I've researched this area more than most and the flags theory just doesn't fit most startups as the core concept is having your tax residence and company in different countries. The only case I know of where it did or could have worked is Skype.
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- joonix 14y agoAgreed, ideas like that sound great on paper but just don't translate to real life in most instances. And I encourage anyone dreaming about working abroad to go and try it for at least a month before making a big commitment.
- cpursley 14y agoI agree - it really dependes on if you're going for the 'home-run' or for a lifestyle/bootstrap business. I should have mentioned that. Speaking of Skype, I'd really like to visit Estonia. Low flat tax, nice capital city, part of EU but lower cost of living, forward thinking government, etc.