i dont see anythin wrong with europe - good standard of living, and safe unlike many other shitholes in this world. You can change your tax residence, but I dont think many of you will give up your EU passport, I certainly will not, in fact I have gained another one.
Basically the post pandemic era will be the transition to a multipolar world order.Europe has been the major consumer of the world for ages. With the purchasing power becoming lower and lower, and with legislation becoming more strict and less liberal, this power that Europe holds will be lost in a few years. UK is leaving and most probably with no-deal. France is becoming one of the most dangerous countries to live in (due to extremely open-doors policy). Industry, although there is huge money being thrown at it by EU (due to its members own contributions), it is not sustainable by itself on the long run.
On the other end, China already has the biggest middle-class in the world (the one that moves the economy forward). United States will remain strong because of their huge capacity of making turn-overs so quick, and flourishing from the ground in just 1/10 of the time the other economies do.
So, yes, the prospects are not good for entrepreneurs in Europe. It will be a very nice continent for the ones that are used to live on the back of the others taxes. With few freedom and a standard boring life.
In a few words, a socialist place ran by capitalist politicians. You will fatrt and even that will be traced back to your anus.
It has nearly 20% of the worlds population and found a way to bring 800m people out of extreme poverty in 30 years.
This is rather a US's and EU's achievement. Haven't they relocated their manufacturing to China, China would still have been floating in the same s**t.
You simply need to send TW a document from the local authorities with your new business address for your verified business TW account, and they update it. I did it last week.Business can't be changed
Personal account should be the same, haven't used it.
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