There’s a catch with Italy’s lump sum. During the first five years of residency, you pay a fixed 100k lump sum tax. After the initial five years, you can choose to renew the regime for another ten years. During this period, the tax is usually at a much higher fixed amount.
Andrew your vision to bring the team forward and publicly more as part of the Nomad Capitalist brand at first had the majority of us a bit worried.Myself included, after following the channel for a few years. This was a very wise and strategic decision. Things can only 10x from here especially if you start to deliver the brand in the international teams mother tongues. 👍🏿💯🏆✔️🎯
I love that you guys are explaining all of these things here on TH-cam, I often have so many questions about taxes and stuff (as a “small adult” lol), it’s great to have em answered with this “international approach” I don’t usually see out there ☺️
Taxes and financial matters can be complex, especially when considering international factors. We're glad to provide answers and insights from an international perspective to help you navigate these topics more easily. 😊
Great video! I think lump sum tax options are often overlooked in favor of zero tax countries, When you factor in things like withholding taxes and global perceptions, not to mention lifestyle, then lump sum really starts to shine.
Good addition to your team - he is a very knowledgeable and a good communicator
We agree! Thanks. 😊
👊🏿💯🎯✔️
Agreed
There’s a catch with Italy’s lump sum. During the first five years of residency, you pay a fixed 100k lump sum tax. After the initial five years, you can choose to renew the regime for another ten years. During this period, the tax is usually at a much higher fixed amount.
Andrew your vision to bring the team forward and publicly more as part of the Nomad Capitalist brand at first had the majority of us a bit worried.Myself included, after following the channel for a few years.
This was a very wise and strategic decision. Things can only 10x from here especially if you start to deliver the brand in the international teams mother tongues.
👍🏿💯🏆✔️🎯
Good communicator.
I love that you guys are explaining all of these things here on TH-cam, I often have so many questions about taxes and stuff (as a “small adult” lol), it’s great to have em answered with this “international approach” I don’t usually see out there ☺️
Taxes and financial matters can be complex, especially when considering international factors. We're glad to provide answers and insights from an international perspective to help you navigate these topics more easily. 😊
Great video! I think lump sum tax options are often overlooked in favor of zero tax countries, When you factor in things like withholding taxes and global perceptions, not to mention lifestyle, then lump sum really starts to shine.
Great edits, great info, great speaker, love itttt ❤❤❤
Great video! Insightful, well delivered!
Great video. Clear and concise.
Antigua program looks great
What about Poland? I believe they offer a lump sum programme?
Yeah it's pretty new probably they don't know it now. It's 50k per year
Does the lump sum in italy and greece apply for corporate tax or personal tax or both? Thank you!
I think Anguilla and Gibraltar would make better honorable mentions.
Why no mention of Polands new flat tax system? seems like a great option
Are there any requirements to stay in Malta a certain number of days, to establish tax residence, if you pay the Lump-sum tax of 15k euro?
How do they calculate the lump sum in sweitzerland if i for exmple spend 200k a year there ? Thank You
how much is the lumpsum in Switzerland? how many days per year can I travel outside of Switzerland?
BASED ON YOUR EXPENSES IN SWISS. 180 Days in Swiss is a must
If you’re an EU citizen it’s around 200k and if you aren’t it’s around 400k
Poland is a new one. 50k Euro per year lump sum tax and maximum 10 years
why not gibraltar
Fourth!