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The Happy Pocket of Money: Why the “Fair Tax” Is 10% — and Everything Beyond Turns Us into Servants
Most people believe that honest work, paying taxes, and patience will lead to wealth. In reality, they only feed a system where human energy becomes a resource for others. Wealth is not created by effort — it is created by …
CFC, expanded: how profits get pulled back home
Core idea Parking profits in a low-tax foreign company does not defer tax at home if CFC rules apply. If you control the entity, it’s low-taxed, and a material share is passive income, your home country can tax those profits …
SASU and micro-entreprise in France: where optimization turns into risk
Choosing a legal form in France as a sole shareholder often looks straightforward. In practice, even “classic” setups can create a grey zone. The scheme that looks perfect SASUThe president takes no salary, so no mandatory social contributions. The company …
Europe’s Most Expat‑Friendly Tax Systems in 2025
Where your net pay stretches further and the paperwork won’t eat your weekends. Methodology at a glance We start with the International Tax Competitiveness Index (ITCI) 2024—the OECD’s own “fair‑but‑simple” league table. Then we layer on three expat‑critical lenses: Special …
How to Minimize Taxes on Long-Term Investments
Who among us hasn't wanted to avoid taxes? In some European countries, "how to pay less in taxes" has become a national sport. Jokes aside, taxes are important: someone has to pay for schools, hospitals, and roads. The good news …
Tax Optimization for Company Owners Receiving Dividends
As a company owner, understanding which expenses can be deducted as business-related is essential for effective tax optimization and avoiding issues with tax authorities. The primary criteria are that the expenses must be justified and directly connected to business activities. …
Tax Benefits for Property Owners in France
There is a common belief that owning property comes with high taxes. However, this is not entirely true. In France, discussions about taxes are a popular topic, especially among the middle class and entrepreneurs. Many people complain about the heavy …