Best Country for Trading (Tax efficiency)

Once you enjoy that sweet chocolate you might even figure out how to fund an international trading account despite currency controls back home.
than who knows ? the moon is within reach, within 47 reincarnations tops you will be able to make a decent living out of cap gains.
Go, go, Jk !
 
Instead of paying 60% every year, better to fly to country with low tax rate.
(Specially for the consistent-winning traders)

If you are a loser(probably 90%), then no big difference between where you are.
Don't come back to this thread.
@luisHK adds value based on personal experience. If you've been around and looked around enough, you'd know that.

We don't always agree with him, that doesn't negate the insight.
 
What countries would these be? Since you said "most" I assume you have a list.

Talk about pedantic, Google emerging and frontier markets then pick the names you like most....
 
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Talk about pedantic, Google emerging and frontier markets then pick the names you like most....

South Korea, Poland, Taiwan, Malaysia, Czech Republic, Qatar. None of them have any problems with electricity, your information is dated by at least 4 decades. I could list all of them and none of them have power problems daily.
 
South Korea, Poland, Taiwan, Malaysia, Czech Republic, Qatar. None of them have any problems with electricity, your information is dated by at least 4 decades. I could list all of them and none of them have power problems daily.

Your point is absurd, none of those countries are either emerging or frontier market nations...
 
Your point is absurd, none of those countries are either emerging or frontier market nations...

You might want to re-check before replying.
If I had picked Hungary, Thailand and Chile it wouldn't have made a difference - none of them have the problems you described.
 
South Korea, Poland, Taiwan, Malaysia, Czech Republic, Qatar. None of them have any problems with electricity, your information is dated by at least 4 decades. I could list all of them and none of them have power problems daily.

I`m not familiar with most of those countries. Poland and Czechia are acceptable but will hardly qualify as "best".
 
You might want to re-check before replying.
If I had picked Hungary, Thailand and Chile it wouldn't have made a difference - none of them have the problems you described.

Poland and Czech Republic are full members of EU, Qatar has THE HIGHEST per capita income of any nation, South Korea and Taiwan are export dependent nations and they don't export raw materials...
I am talking Egypt, Nigeria, Mongolia, Paraguay etc...
 
You might want to re-check before replying.
If I had picked Hungary, Thailand and Chile it .wouldn't have made a difference - none of them have the problems you described.

Hungary would be nice - though VAT is REALLY high
 
Poland and Czech Republic are full members of EU, Qatar has THE HIGHEST per capita income of any nation, South Korea and Taiwan are export dependent nations and they don't export raw materials...
I am talking Egypt, Nigeria, Mongolia etc...

Then say Egypt, Nigeria, Mongolia. You just invented your definition for emerging markets and assumed everyone follows the same classification.

@Hittfeld, my comment was regarding what dealmaker said about not having reliable electricity in emerging markets.
 
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