apopa116

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by apopa116 10y ago
A quarter of our team was working remotely from Romania, so we decided to relocate. I had plans to go back to CA as soon as everything was in place, but for a while I wanted a vacation... Then it felt wrong to leave and I remained in charge
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by apopa116 10y ago
If the income goes beyond 100k, you pay 16% tax on profit. Also, if you reinvest a part of the profit to acquire IT software or hardware you are saved from paying 16% of that investment.
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by apopa116 10y ago
We're a cyber security company and moved to Romania because around 1/4 of our employees were Romanians working remotely with us. Sure, if you are willing to work from home you can find a job anywhere it's available.
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by apopa116 10y ago
To answer you tax question, check my previous comment. As for performance indicators, I quote: "Romania will be an economic growth outperformer in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) in 2016, and the second fastest growing EU economy (beh
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by apopa116 10y ago
I fell in love with Romania mainly because of the people. You won't find other people being so grateful just because you say hi. Next, the nature: sure, Ko Samui is heavenly, but I'm more into `vampiric` landscapes. We opted for p
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by apopa116 10y ago
We're from the US and were looking for promising European land. No, we incorporated a brand new company(WELOVEHN SRL) not to hassle with bureaucracy. Which is cool from an administrative point of view. Romanian lawyers seem to be fluen
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by apopa116 10y ago
In Romania, companies which have under 100.000 euro / year income are called microenterprises. Microenterprises have an income tax of 3% which should be paied quarterly. If they have at least one employee, the tax is 2%. If they have a