Best Country for Trading (Tax efficiency)

Mtrader, I was not talking about traders in that part nor asking for advice about belgium taxation.
I might do, but in a different post, and know already a few people who moved to Belgium either for tax reason or a better business climate, sometimes both, although indeed they are not into equities trading.
 
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Trading options, futures, stocks, forex... will be taxed as income from self employed activities. So around 70%. Elitetrader is for traders, not? Or is it for retailers in food, cloths, medicines...?

The people you know that moved to Belgium are not in any trading business, so that info is irrelevant.
 
Lol. Not any trading business. Did you miss visiting Antwerpen during your time in Belgium ?
You think the guys here having significant assets just care about day trading forex or whatever you trade so we should restrict our tax discussion to those ?
Besides about Belgium I only mentioned that it became more popular than Switzerland for french tax exilees, there was no mention of traders whatsoever, nor advice to move there, nor enquiry about the tax situation there, but somehow u felt the need to be arrogant and brag about some partial knowledge.
So, do you enjoy acting like an asshole or is it just the only place you can talk out of, which would explain your manners ?
 
luisHK said:
is it just the only place you can talk out of, which would explain your manners ?
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Applies to you. Posting on a trading website information about taxes, but not for traders???

Maybe you can tell where food is cheaper, where people should by a car, find a wife...
You need attention so desperatelly that you post non relevant information. Maybe you don't even understand what you are posting.
On ignore. Will not miss any interesting thing from you. Did you ever trade? Or are you dreaming to become one day a (paper)trader.
 
Just in case someone would like to know:

I asked two different tax and lump sum tax experts in Zurich and Geneva and one said that trading would be considered as gainful activity thus it's against the lump sum tax rules. The other one asked the local tax authorities and they confirmed that trading and/or active management of wealth is against the rules. Only a third party (eg. hedge fund, private bank, trustee, etc.) can manage your wealth not you.
 
Hittfeld said:
Switzerland will allow a second citizenship, but to be elegible for the START of the procedure you will have to have lived there for 12 years (10 years in the very same community). Then the procedure will take another 3 years (including visits in your very home). After that your application will be presented to the citizens of your community, who will accept you --- or not! Swiss democracy! Very few exceptions from this for noted scientists, university teachers etc - but not celebrities.
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You might as well consider Serbia - their citizenship can be bought for 100k EUR - see here. This will immediately enable the Schengen zone unrestricted travel with some prospects on EU membership. I think their taxes are one of the lowest in the region.
 
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