Which EU countries have the lowest taxation for expatriates? 4
Is there anybody with insights of which tax friendly European countries are great for expats and nomads.
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Among countries in Europe that have the lowest tax regime and are frequented by expats and nomads are Bulgaria which has 10% tax, Hungary, North Macedonia, and Georgia, whose territorial tax system could possibly mean no foreign income tax. Furthermore, Estonia has a model which allows taxes to be postponed until such a time as the profits are paid out.
there´s nothing like Andorra, zero dividends tax, no hireritance tax, no wealth tax, no gift tax, only a max of 10 in corporate or income tax... no crime, quality services...
Hungary: I hear all the time that the corporate tax is the lowest in Europe but that's about it.
I've already asked a bunch of accountants for a full break down but can't really get it.
Being a freelancer though, it's highly taxed. There are multiple schemes, such as "flat rate" if you can stay under a certain level of income. That level is quite low. (I mean, it's relative, but if you're reading this, it's probably because you are trying to save more than 100$ a month) In the end, you end up with 30 - 40% out. The government does not like people who work remote. It's 2024 and laws are still as if Internet didn't exist. They "allow" you to make more money as a hairdresser than as an IT guy. (different tax brakets)
You pay your 10% in serbia for ex and sleep tight on your two ears