Trias11

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US employers value reliability, communication, discipline and willingness to accomodate US time zones. You may say that lower rate developers will give them lower quality of above. Which is true.
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It's a math + value of freedoms really. I don't mind paying high taxes for high opportunity. But I DO mind when I have to sell my lifetime freedom as well. US wants citizens to pay taxes to US even if they don't live or work
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Twitter. Find all major twitter handles for the given corp and make a charged twit. They all monitor social media and will highly likely reply fast. I just did that today.
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You'd save so much in taxes that you can buy your family first class tickets to visit you. Getting rid of racket forcing you to spend half of your hard earned money to buy taxes from wasteful government is worth the attendance.
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Antigua, visa-free travels to 131 countries St. Kitts - 133 countries. Google for exact, up to dated list.
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1. Buy passport (optionally for the whole family) in zero tax jurisdiction, like Antigua and Barduda or St.Kitts. Zero income tax, zero capital gains tax, zero nonsense. Total cost for citizenship and passports including all fees for famil
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Nazi moderators closing valuable discussions just because they can.
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Right. Unless they decided to arrest or attack attorney for some fake cause that enables them to dig deeper.
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The government doesn't necessarily need to know the location of each piece. Of course bank safety deposit box is an easy target, but it's easy to spread more pieces among lawyers, family, even friends, even without them knowing wh
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- Split words in 3 groups - at least two groups are needed to assemble full phrase - spread each 1/3 in different entities - ex: lawyer, safe, relative - write a will authorizing kids access all 3 places
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Government bureaucrats are known to violate privacy and confiscating or arresting the contents of safety deposit boxes for political and other illegitimate reasons. Creditors, past spouses, tax authorities, frivolous lawsuits, courts, polit
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I see my portfolio is up 100x since few years ago. Even after current slump. I see ability to detach from the "edge of the cliff" US financial system, cut the cord of control and build global presence without need to ask permissio
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From a passenger standpoint, if drivers will lose ability to cherry pick passengers and deny rides under lame excuses - I'd only appreciate that. In pre-covid times armenian Uber mafia in LA airport was notorious for that. Pretty sure
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I totally agree. Tulips was the first thing that came to my mind as well. However as a technology NFT has it place, especially when crypto ecosystem evolves beyond ETH limitations
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Companies should be punished harder for outsourcing or lowballing security specialists
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Think about it from the other side. How about continuing research and development of solutions providing cheaper, greener energy instead of sparking righteous war against something that consumes energy based on incompetent social media fart
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The questions are: - Does Google deliberatly blurring Gaza strip? - Who benefits by artificially degraded quality of Gaza maps? - Does Google quietly taking political sides?
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Contact your dentist and ask for a refund for brush. This is nonsense and he should be able to honor this.
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Dentist probably gets fat commission for pimping this overpriced nosense to his customers, so he won't care.
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Relying on any platform you don't control is a bad idea. Using it temporarily for what it's good at is great. Relying on it and hoping for it to support you on a long term is not a good idea.
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Solid crypto projects staking
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>> Taxes literally are used as a tool to incentivize investing in the economy. I'm sure taxes has all the good intentions but how well does it work so far if trillions of dollars are escaping in direct opposite directions? If the
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>> The carrot is "you get to live in a prosperous, stable society made possible in part by your contributions via taxes". The reality is that wealthy person can choose both (live where he wants and keep money safe from tax r
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These all are good words but you cannot sweet talk millionaires and billionaires into investing and keeping money in the country. A bit of simple math is needed to supplement decisions in terms of return on investment. Overbloated governmen
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You're overcomplicating this. Back to my point: "The lower the tax - the more money will stay and will be reinvested into the local economy." Start here. Less taxes == more money is staying and reinvested in the local economy
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>> Educate them on what? "...educate others how to earn good money and live a good, productive lifestyle". You may add to that many other educational resources and lots of them are free. People who are willing to learn will
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Government has all the tools to make it worthwhile for billionaires to keep money within the economy. And governments of course has a ways to convince them that doing that is not wise. High taxes is the easiest way to deplete economy from p
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Definitely. $150k buys you a Carribean citizenship + passports for the family of 4. 0% income tax and 0% capital gains tax in Antigua and Barbuda. 365 sandy beaches. What not to love for freedom seeking individuals?
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I mean carrots, not sticks. People would be happy to pay 100% in tax to avoid guillotine but how much of a prosperous and productive society can be built with this approach?
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Quite a few wealthy people do. Especially Canadians and non-americans who can. Why wouldn't person move outside of tax jurusdiction if it afford saving few extra $MM's and possibility to discover more beautiful, friendly countries

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