Of course if you can convince them that you fulfill the tie-breaker rules specified by article 4 in the DTA (which basically means that you have closer ties to Cyprus than to Poland)
If I have a rent in Cyprus and a company in Cyprus, I think it’s clear than my biggest ties will be with Cyprus and not Poland, no?
I have to be under the radar. By the way, I am wondering how they could try to be in contact with me if I leave Poland in case of..
And if they won’t matter anyway, why even bother with such a complicated setup.
I totally agree. So I am lost to be honest and I come point to the beginning (situation I was in June). Where it’s easy to be tax resident with good tax rate without spending too much time there?
I’m just saying that
Bulgaria is probably easier and it might also be easier to claim you were in Bulgaria and you drove across the border (though not really because they’ll ask for receipts).
I start to read and I am doing research on Bulgaria.
Something is just bothering me. It was said before than it will be better to setup somewhere in Schengen area and move free to Poland easily.
The thing is: Bulgaria (and Romania, Cyprus..) are not in Schengen area. They are in EU but they are not in Schengen.
So I am wondering even with that if it’s easy option?
Or even if they have border, the fact we can move by the road and train are making these places still great options?
He is thinking about living somewhere else on paper and living in Poland as a tourist.
Yes, for now it’s like that. Don’t know about the future and what I will have to achieve/change still..
After all, the first tie-breaker is where he has a “permanent home available” - would that be in Poland if it’s his girl-friend’s apartment and they aren’t married?
If Poland is bothering me, I can always say it’s : my
tax residency address + parents home address + rest of the time I travel.
you could also look into Romania.
I read. Seems interesting but complicated and specific too.
They have great soletrader/micro company system. But I need a real company and in this way it seems tricky. But I definitely look for it.
So to sum up, I want to be tax resident in a country which doesn’t need me to spend too much time there and where it’s easy to go/leave without too much questions.
From what I understood, options are:
- Cyprus : I need to have a place to stay full-year, setup company and spend at least 60 days there
- Bulgaria : Buying flat/house and setup the company there is enough. No time there is mandatory.
- Romania : Setup the company there and show them my vital/center interests are in Romania.
- UAE : Spend small time there (for
tax residency certificate is 6 months) and setup company there.
It’s difficult to open a
bank account, my customers will be scared to deal with my company and maintenance costs is high compared to 70/100k turnover may be.
- Georgia : I don’t satisfy now the conditions for HNWI. Turnover is ok but I started my business 2 years ago and they ask for 3 years activity.
Thank you for answer and I am open to any country suggestion.