Any good country with low taxation in Europe (or outside too) for digital nomads?

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🇧🇬 Bulgaria. Lowest taxes. Fast and free (as in freedom) optical Internet. Cheap and great organic food, excellent wine and friendly people. European Union (Outer Rim of). Great outdoors. Empty beaches. Picturesque mountains. Plenty of foreigners. Photo: Temnisko Geomatics 🚀

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Bulgaria.

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Portugal with Non-Habitual Residency. No income tax on dividend for 10y if your company is outside of Portugal.

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Stefano Scars If you are a digital nomad the key to paying lower income taxes is your tax residency. OECD guidelines mean that even if you have a company incorporated in a low tax jurisdiction if all the work is done somewhere else that is where tax will be paid. There are someplace that you can become tax resident without having to live there. It is not cheap to set up but should be considered as an investment that will let you shelter your income from tax for many years in the future. DM me if you are interested in setting up a tax residency.

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Ask literally any company who has done this (Google, Amazon, eBay, PayPal) why their global, and/or European headquarters are in the Republic of Ireland.Seriously, the taxation loopholes for globalised companies in Ireland are so ridiculous. If done right, not only will you pay zero tax, the government will actually give you credits for tax breaks in other countries.

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