Does Singapore tax traders as a business (regular income tax) if trading volume exceeds a certain threshold (you have a finance degree, experience from working in banks, etc.) like the majority of other countries do or will you also in that case enjoy 0% tax in Singapore?Singapore does not have capital gains tax. Interactive Brokers recently started their office here as well. So I reckon there's good amount of capital based here. Feel free to send me a PM.
To me the best option is to move to Italy.
The second best option is Bulgaria with a 10% flat tax rate. For individuals as well as for companies.
Other than our personal circumstances, we also have to consider climate, lifestyle, our safety and our health care needs
As I understand, this tax scheme is intended for "non-Italian-sourced income". For those of us who trade (short term), income is always local. But if Italian tax authorities consider you an investor (longer term trading), this should work.
virtusa are you in Italy? Did you check this with Italian authorities? If so, may I ask what is your average trading/investing period?
Can you quit this 100k/year plan anytime or do you have to be paying this tax for a set number of years? Let's say you become tax resident in 2021 do you have to stay there until 2031?