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Just because it seems way too easy (provided that you have enough savings to live for a couple of years in a jurisdiction where crypto-to-crypto is tax free or find a job there). That's easy, it's written in the blockchain or the crypto-exchange can provide such info.

And Cyprus, Austria and Hungary. Tax on crypto to fiat is: In Italy 33% In Cyprus you pay income tax or you can trade through a company, but in the end you'll pay more than 15%. Austria 27.5% Hungary 15% From Koinly https://koinly.io/guides/switzerland-crypto-tax-guide/ no Capital Gains Tax...

What if someone who lives and does crypto-to-crypto swaps in a jurisdiction where such swaps are tax-free (like Cyprus, Hungary ect.) then relocates to Germany to cash-out? That would give the chance to load crypto bags during the bull market (swapping between shitcoins), convert to stablecoin...

San Marino is a good place for crypto investors: crypto-to-crypto swaps are tax-free and crypto-to-fiat is 8% tax.

Would you recommend any company service provider in Larnaca or Paphos? In those two towns there's an airport and logistically are more convenient if someone has little time.

I guess google translator on mobile phone should suffice in most cases when talking to people... probably renting a house or buying a car might be tough. That's good, so there shouldn't be problems to file a tax return. Probably I'm missing something, but for a EU cryptobro it looks...

Tax residency. No company: a natural person trading crypto doesn't need a company. The idea is: - relocate to Hungary and live there 183+ days a year to become tax resident (I won't be resident in any other country); - swap between cryptos and stake (tax free); - sell crypto for fiat when...

For a crypto trader who just does swaps between cryptos (like ETH-BTC or BTC-USDT) there are very few jurisdiction where these swaps don't trigger tax events: Hungary is one of those; Portugal is not, a trader can't necessarily wait for 365 days before swapping. As I'm ok to pay 15% tax when...

IMO San Marino is the best: crypto-to-crypto swaps are tax free and crypto-to-fiat is 8% tax; though it's quite pricey to get a resident permit and the language might be a problem. @jesuschrist @toums Do you think it makes sense to relocate and become tax resident in Hungary to trade and cash...

San Marino: crypto-to-crypto swaps are tax free and crypto-to-fiat is 8% tax; though it's quite pricey to get a resident permit.

A limited company is the best way to lower tax on crypto cash out.

Certain cryptos have low liquidity on DEXes. I tried a couple of swaps on Arbitrum and it was fast (1 second) and cheap (less than 1 $cent).

Wouldn't your Dubai company considered as a Maltese company because of CFC rules?

For personal tax it shouldn't help if someone has to pay tax on his worldwide income. Yep, there's always need for a plan B.

600K for Andorra Passive Residency for Investors or 50k deposit (plus 10k per family member) for Passive Residency for Professionals with International Business. https://andorrapartner.com/passive-residency/ What are the benefits of having residency in a country where you are not tax-resident?