The European Solopreneur's Guide to Tax Optimization

In the summer of 2022, I began writing "The European Solopreneur's Guide to Tax Optimization" after having studied the topic for a few years.

The purpose was to sum up everything I knew about personal and corporate taxes and explain it in a clear and simple way to those who had never heard about it before.

Now, it's finally ready!

Who is this book for?

• Are you starting an online business?
• Are you earning money but don’t yet pay taxes on it?
• Are you thinking about moving to a place where you could pay lower taxes?
• Are you interested to know how taxes work in general?
• Are you looking for ways to lower your taxes?
• Are you a digital nomad working in multiple locations?
• Do you want to understand how the broad European and worldwide tax system works.
• Do you want to learn something cool and useful that people pay hundreds of thousands of €€ $$ to learn?

What will you learn?

1. The basics of taxes
2. Why you should create (or not) a company
3. What are the different financial statuses people work under
4. What is VAT, and how it works
5. What is the e-residency program and how it can help you lower your taxes
6. What are the five countries with an e-residency program and the ones that will soon launch one
7. What is the CRS system
8. Which European countries have the lowest corporate, income, VAT, capital gains, and dividend taxes
9. How to lower your personal income taxes
10. How to lower your corporate taxes
11. How rich people legally evade taxes
12. What’s the Double Irish with the Dutch Sandwich
13. Where taxes come from and how they have developed through time
14. The ethics of lowering taxes

And much, much more.

What does the book talk about?

Chapter 1: The Basics of Taxes

1.1 Why Create a Company?

Chapter 2: Where Do People and Companies Pay Taxes?

2.1 People

2.1.1 Employee

2.1.2 Self-employed

2.2 Companies

2.2.1 Corporate Taxes

2.2.2 Subsidiaries

Chapter 3: Understanding VAT

3.1 International VAT

3.2 VAT Rates

Chapter 4: E-Residency

4.1 Estonia

4.2 Liberland

4.3 Palau

4.4 Azerbaijan

4.5 Lithuania

4.6 Countries Where You Can Start a Company Online

Chapter 5: Efficiency

5.1 Lowering Personal Income Tax

5.2 Lowering Corporate Taxes

5.2.1 Seven Ways to Establish Your Company in a Low-Taxed Jurisdiction – and How Not to Have a Company At All

5.2.2 Don't Make Profits

5.2.3 Evade Taxes (Legally)

5.3 How Rich People and Companies Evade Taxes

5.3.1 The Double Irish With a Dutch Sandwich

5.3.1.1 The Double Irish without the Dutch Sandwich

5.3.1.2 With the Dutch sandwich

5.3.2 Nike

5.3.3 Why Doesn’t Everyone Do That?

5.3.4 More Tricks

5.3.4.1 How to be an employee when you can’t be an employee

5.3.4.2 How to keep your visa valid when you may lose your job

5.3.4.3 How to get a bank account no one knows you have

5.3.4.4 How to open a company no one knows you have

Chapter 6: A Short History of Taxes

6.1 In the Beginning, There Were None

Chapter 7: Ethics and Risks

7.1 Jérôme Cahuzac

7.2 Is Not Paying Taxes Right?

7.2.1 Value Delivered

Conclusion

Resources

Personal Income Tax

Corporate Tax Rates

VAT

Countries Where You Can Start a Company Online

CRS

Guarantees

30-day money-back guarantee. I shall add that no one ever requested money from me after purchasing something I sold, and I sold a lot.

The book is 93 pages long, 107 with the resources.

It's also full of nice infographics I made myself like in the articles on the blog.

The original price was €50 because it's worth at least five times that, but since I don't like selling high-priced items for some reason, you can get it for €12.

If you want to pay more, you can too.

Remember: it's risk-free. And super interesting.

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