CYPRUS RESIDENCE GUIDE

[wpseo_breadcrumb] MOVING TO LIVE IN CYPRUS: RESIDENCE GUIDE   On this page, we discuss CYPRUS, a country to which we are linked professionally and by long experience and direct exposure to the diverse areas of Larnaca, Limassol, Paphos and the capital Nicosia       Are you planning to move to Cyprus for living, doing…

Moving to live in Spain: Nie, empadronamiento and residence

[wpseo_breadcrumb]   Moving to live in Spain: Nie, empadronamiento and residence   When choosing a country, whether it be   of Expatriation, of Investment, of domiciling a business and a company, of opening a market, to carry out one’s professional activity, to transfer one’s pension or to be a digital nomad in smart working,  …

PROPERTY TAX in EUROPE and MALTA

[wpseo_breadcrumbs] PROPERTY TAX in EUROPE and MALTA   Luxembourg collects the lowest property tax as a percent of its private capital stock of all European countries covered, at 0.05 percent, followed by Switzerland (0.11 percent) and Austria (0.13 percent). The countries with the highest property taxes are the United Kingdom (2.53 percent), France (1.70 percent),…

MALTA: NEW CITIZENSHIP PROGRAM by INVESTMENT

[wpseo_breadcrumb] MALTA: NEW CITIZENSHIP PROGRAM by INVESTMENT CITIZENSHIP Citizenship is a link between the person and the State, connected to the exercise of civil rights (e.g. expression of opinions, association, justice), social rights (e.g. health protection, education, employment, pensions) and political rights (e.g. the possibility to apply or elect representatives). Citizenship can be acquired: for…

VISA program in Europe

[wpseo_breadcrumb] VISA program in Europe 23 European (EU+ 3rd countries) jurisdictions have golden visa programs A Golden Visa for an EU country is particularly desirable as it allows the holder (and their family members) freedom of movement throughout the entire Schengen Zone. If the Golden Visa eventually leads to EU citizenship, then the resulting passport…

CAPITAL GAIN TAX Europe and MALTA NON-DOM

[wpseo_breadcrumb] CAPITAL GAIN TAX Europe and MALTA NON-DOM regime     As you can see from the map Highest capital gains taxes: Denmark (42 percent) Finland (34 percent) Ireland (33 percent) Lowest capital gains taxes: The Czech Republic and Hungary (15 percent) Poland (19 percent) On average, the European countries covered tax capital gains at…

SouthWorking and Tax rate in Europe

Mediterranean SouthWorking and Tax rate in Europe     If you pick up the right #jurisdiction for: #quality of life, #macroeconomics, #tax, #costofliving, #proximity, #connectivity, the #liability is to stay in #London #Paris #Frankfurt #Milan or elsewhere We call it #Mediterranean #SouthWorking … Too many corporations are not capable to manage it destroying #trust instead…

EU and Monaco sign new tax transparency agreement, EU offshore is over

EU and Monaco sign new tax transparency agreement, EU offshore is over Now MALTA, the best jurisdiction in EU for Cost, Tax, Transparency, Compliance and business & life quality   In 2016 the EU and Monaco signed a new tax transparency agreement, under which they will automatically exchange information on the financial accounts of each…

Malta the best TAX jurisdiction for traditional financial investments, blockchain, crypto and bitcoin

[wpseo_breadcrumb] Malta the best TAX jurisdiction for traditional financial investments, blockchain, crypto and bitcoin?   Since the 2008 crisis, global financial markets have been exhibiting a long super-cycle of growth, buoyed by massive money supply interventions by central banks and continued growth in spending by governments around the world.   Among the asset classes that…

WfH SouthWorking VitaminD in the sun and great place to relocate for your Smartworking in Malta

WfH SouthWorking VitaminD in the sun and great place to relocate for your Smartworking in Malta   There are #decentralized alternative to a #centralized #suicide, leaving to individuals the choice to protect themselves … To be #autonomous or a Sheeple is up to you COVID will stay for a long term “it is clear that…