ahmed546

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by ahmed546 2y ago
Can a freelancer optimize his taxes to the same extent as a small business owner? Why would people want to be employed in a country like the Netherlands? It's not like the US with crazy expensive healthcare, heck it's free over he
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by ahmed546 2y ago
I'm just wondering where I could have the best life possible being a small business owner. Tax depends on the state, Washington has no income tax. It's a tech hub as well and you can make much muuuuch more money over there than in
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by ahmed546 2y ago
Not really, I'm not a political person. I can use a VPN to get around that stuff. Not an issue.
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by ahmed546 2y ago
US contractor job while living in Canada? Would that pay higher than a Canadian contract? What about education and stuff for children? Will it be very expensive? What type of wealth do you think I can build up with this plan? Kind regards
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by ahmed546 2y ago
Why would people move to Romania if not for taxes? It's basically third world. What you're saying sounds too good to be true. If it was like that nobody would pay tax and the government wouldn't be able to fund basically anyt
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by ahmed546 2y ago
Yeah, but the optimization is limited and I was asking what I could be expecting. There definitely are quite a lot of people that do move to Romania, Dubai etc. Probably 'cause they're not satisfied with the amount optimized.
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by ahmed546 2y ago
Germany seems really similar to the Netherlands, how is it an obvious choice? With virtual you mean working remotely and then keeping your clients while making the move? Or trying to build some kind of business completely online? England se
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by ahmed546 2y ago
In order to pay taxes in a certain country, you need to live there. It's easier to build the company right from the start in your desired country, than to fire all your staff and move there. I'm not a know-it-all, I can partner wi
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by ahmed546 2y ago
How much can you reduce the taxes? They're like 50% above 70k, which you easily reach with a SaaS business or something. I heard about Romania through Andrew Tate. Always thought it was a shithole. Why did you end up deciding to stay i
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by ahmed546 2y ago
It would be hard finding someone willing to sponsor, since they can just hire a local. Getting to a good position where you can ask to be relocated seems to be really hard too (correct me if I'm wrong). Overall the US seems to not be a
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by ahmed546 2y ago
I love Japan, I really do but they speak almost 0 English and their language is really hard to get good at. Also taxes in Japan seem to be quite high, on par with the Netherlands. Baltic states look interesting! According to google Estonia
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by ahmed546 2y ago
(correct me if I'm wrong)
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by ahmed546 2y ago
high taxes except for canton Zug iirc very overrated, barely worth moving to if not for the great nature
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by ahmed546 2y ago
yeah I heard Seattle was the best for money in the US, the weather is great, I like rain while working tbh I'm pretty sure it's really hard immigrating there though from the netherlands (correct me if I'm wrong)
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by ahmed546 2y ago
also I don't care about public transport and stuff I'm fine getting around by car mostly not sure about the security part, Dubai has no taxes and is very safe (although really really hot)
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by ahmed546 2y ago
true, but I mean highest standards with lowest amount of tax as a business owner
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Where to Move?
15 points by ahmed546 2y ago|44 comments