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# Ditch Can you confirm this? Thanks

# I am nobody Thanks for the news. Sounds good. Best wishes

But how many miles / hrs from the next decent/competent/world renowned hospital?

#ditch #I am a nobody Any further info regarding new NL rules? Thanks Hittfeld

I am Nobody, any news regarding NL? Thanks

Well, not really global, not really automatic, different stating times, different minimum conditions, you really believe Greece (and many other countries) will deliver? But you are right, they try global automatic supercontrol and abolition of cash. Regards p.s. Will Donald Trump or any...

Thanks Iam nobody. But this is FATCA only, which gives all the data to US, no additional data to Belgium. The US haven`t setup the infrastrucure required to collect the data. The US is the new place to hide - if you don`t collect dividends, interest and income from entrepreneurial engagements...

dw31583 This should give you some more information on your original question: http://www.tagesanzeiger.ch/schweiz/standard/Der-Fluch-des-Steuerwettbewerbs/story/28195243

dw31583 My warning regarding US taxation is not a joke. Regarding your original question: There is a case just to be decided. If I recall this correctly, its one of the russian oligarchs residing in or near Zurich (could be Zug). This guy is running an office in Zurich - managing the world wide...

@Peternam Just remember: Utilising taxation ineffiencies is a remarkable way of asking for trouble in some countries.

Thanks Ditch and Iamnobody for your continous help and information. Dank u wel.

My knowledge at present: There a 2 setups collecting international account data: Fatca (US) and the OECD /EU started one. Fatca: The US will get every data from everywhere --- but they won`t share trading data (aside from interest, dividends .....) And they are not equipped to do so. OECD / EU...

In CH you are to pay taxes and social security contributions. If you are not under a lump sum agreement this will be variable 10-30% and 9.5%. You could reduce this by trading via a corporate setup ( the setup pays ca 19% on profits - your dividends can be constructed to avoid or reduce personal...

Nice post. Still, it`s about taxation theory, not the practice, which often deviates. I wouldn`t agree regarding Switzerland, Bulgaria and ..still.. Greece. Could you send me info regarding your costly solution via board mail? Thanks

A year ago I had a detailed look into this portoguese scheme. But I had the impression any kind of activities on the capital markets was taxed according to their regular tariff (flat > 25%). But may be I was wrong.

Well, with Barclays its a long procedure and you end up with branch specialized to handle foreigners. With the US no chance anymore. I just want to show that all this was easy before 9/11, a hassle ever since. Within the EU (and CH) when you register at a municipality your data will...

If you hold an US or EU passport there is no PT status: If you are not taxed in another country (according to double taxation agreementRegards) you will be taxed by the country of last residence/passport issuing. If not -when you try to get your passport prolonged, it will be for just a week and...

Yes its the same in Suisse, but it isn`t exactly trading, is it?

The Luxembourg special investment fond works no longer with most EU tax authorities and was connected with high administration costs. The Gibraltar bus funds also won`t be accepted anymore.

I completely agree! Just one minor correction: Ask 2 taxconsultants to get three opinions! Regards