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it was there yesterday. today it is gone ... lol

when you are a daytrader /swingtrader you are qualified in Switzerland as professional trader and you pay cap gain tax!! in Netherlands you pay 30% tax on a presumed capital gain of 4% of your capital: = 1,2% tax of your CAPITAL (not gains) be careful what you say, if you dont know...

opening a offshore company is the easy part. But you would like to have the money earned by the company to spend by yourself. Its not a problem when you live a poor life and spend some normal amount. BUT what when the comapyn earns 200.000/month and you cant spend it? makes no sense. So...

lol, inspired by the same god! good to see others thinking the same way

- If you are living realy most of the year in the low-tax-country, i think it is not necessary. - if you like to live in many places, in my view it could avoid problems... - in this times i would put my money in different country for security reasons. even living in a high tax country...

with Interactive brokers you can choose your basis currecy. You can change from USD into CHF et alter...((cheap) Another question is, if you like to put your money into a swiss bank... lol

i appreciate the security mesures taken by IB. other brokers dont care that much. (IP restrictions for Trading Platform) (security device) (whitdraw protections...) sending money back to my original account i had no problems

agree 100%. 1. residency one coutry 2. company another country 3. bank also anohter country

i forgot Gibraltar, its the place to be for daytraders. they have a maximum tax at about 25.000 Pounds, best infrastructure for traders in europe (except London) and you can live in the sunny Spain (10 min to go with car) lol

Switzerland has no minimum stay. Buy / rent a home in switzerland, go to local goverment, put your residency there, mediate your payable tax. where your secondary home(s) is(are), nobody cares about. (it cant be in your home country :-) ) most rich people residing in London (about...

If it is not possible to qualify a tax residency, YOU ARE TAXED in your home country (passport). read the different tax treaties. If you like to be tax free, you need to move your principal residence in a tax free country, and you cant go back to your passport-country more then 183...

future EUR and FOREX EURUSD are moving exact in the same matter. I trade both symbols looking at the futures chart, with single click. so 1 click means f.e. buy 10 EUR + 2000000 EURUSD.... it works

http://www.lowtax.net/lowtax/html/jurhom.html

in most OECD tax treaties this problem is solved in this matter: if it is not possible to find out where your primary residence was, you pay tax in your home country(passport). BUT: germany has NO tax treaty with Bahamas Singapore (not shure about Hongkong) , = tax heaven = special cases...

thats only thrue for US (you are taxed on your worldwide income no mather where you live), most other countries are looking at your primary residence, and there you pay taxes. In sout americas countrys its different (as in UK and Malta and others - for foreigners): there you pay taxes on your...

you have to look at the tax treaties between the countrys where you live and the country from where your passport is. there is explained where you pay taxes.

you can also rent a property. Monaco is NOT for poor people :-))) go to Malta, thats cheap

put your residence in a country where you dont pay taxes, you can trvel around how much you like, but important is the residence (with no minimum to stay there) Monaco (0%) United Kingdom (minimum to stay 90 days/year) Malta (~0%) Switzerland (lumpsum tax) Andorra many others outside of...

the spread on ideal is maby 1 or 2 pips bigger then on PRO.