Zero Tax or Territorial w/ no or low min stay reqs

#4
Why do you need a tax residency certificate? Who is asking for it?

I mean I have lived in 7 countries, have 2 businesses, a few citizenships and residencies, and have over a dozen bank accounts in multiple countries, and I have never been asked for tax residency certificate. And I dont know anybody that has been asked for one either. Im sure it happens that they are asked for, but it is starting to feel like a mythological creature.
 
#5
Cloudbanck said:
Why do you need a tax residency certificate? Who is asking for it?
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As far as I know this certificate is mainly asked for if you receive dividends etc. at preferential rates due to double taxation agreements. Anybody else knows a situation where this is being asked for?

Have you bought the citizenships, bribed them or inherited them?
 
#6
daniels27 said:
As far as I know this certificate is mainly asked for if you receive dividends etc. at preferential rates due to double taxation agreements. Anybody else knows a situation where this is being asked for?
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To answer my own question, if you move from a high tax country with rules against tax havens (Italy, Spain, maybe France) , to a tax haven, a tax residency certificate is I think one of the many documents they will ask you, in order to confirm your status as resident in the tax haven. But in these cases one should move to a third country first anyway.
daniels27 said:
Have you bought the citizenships, bribed them or inherited them?
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Born with / inherited multiple plus naturalisation.
 
#7
UAE should be very easy. There's a slight risk that they could tax the company, but if you hardly spend time in the UAE, that risk is probably negligible.
Another popular option for nomads is Paraguay, but I believe you would have to rent an apartment for the whole year and work with a lawyer to declare Paraguay as your center of vital interests.
 
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