How to Pay Less Taxes? 7 Secret Tricks to Protect Your Assets and Your Freedom

By Tax Free

This is the ONLY GUIDE you need to control your MONEY and not let anyone take it from you.
With this reading you will learn about:

• Tax havens
• Cybersecurity.
• International taxation.
• Anonymity.
• Offshore companies.
• Foundations and holding companies.
• Wealth protection.
• Tax optimisation, avoidance and evasion.
• How to pay less or no tax.
• Which are the best tax strategies for your profile.
• Accounts in banks and neobanks.

You will also have access to the private COMMUNITY. All this for a minimum INVESTMENT. Seize the opportunity before some politician stops this book from being AVAILABLE.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Books for Libertarian Entrepreneurs
• Release date: Jan 1, 2024
• ISBN: 9798224011919

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Introduction

Did anyone ask for your acceptance of taxes? No. They are called taxes because they are imposed on us, but that does not mean that we have to give up our (fiscal) freedom: we can decide to pay less or even not to pay.

In this book you will learn how to make sure that your money can never be taken from you again if you don't want it. After reading this book you will have the power to decide if you want to contribute to the coffers of any state or if you prefer to keep every penny you get.

There is a lot of misinformation in this regard. On the one hand, the tax collection institutions are rubbing their hands together watching how ignorant people try to avoid taxes in clumsy ways that will end up, in many cases, with penalties. On the other hand, a handful of unscrupulous marketers are making business out of the ignorance of innocent people who are looking for easy solutions.

We would all like to have our lives fixed and hold someone else (such as the government) responsible for all our hardships. But the reality is more complex.

It is true that you are going to learn how you can avoid what would seem inevitable. But don't believe that everything is legal as they say out there.

I do not intend to promote delinquency. I will tell you which are the methods, also those pursued by tax agencies and judges, so that you know how the game works.

My recommendation is that you avoid falling into illegality, you don't need it and it is not the best option. Sleeping peacefully is priceless and, as you will see, there are several ways to avoid taxes without getting caught. Keep in mind that following tips such as those posted on social networks can even land you in jail.

Here is a universal and timeless guide, although inevitably everything changes. Besides, the playing field is uneven, not all of us play with the same cards and not all games are the same. Meritocracy is a myth. We live in an unfair world. In some cases, achieving fiscal freedom is very easy, while in others it requires costly paths.

It is always possible.

We are going to talk about how you can be invisible, live like a king and free of all taxation. The secret tricks are seven, each one explained in a step-by-step way that you can understand.

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Secret Trick #1: live in limbo

There is a way of not paying taxes, not even making declarations, without breaking any law. It is enough to be a permanent traveler, or, what is the same: no State can consider you as its tax resident.

In case you are a citizen of Eritrea or the United States (US), this trick will be a bit more complicated for you. These countries are the only ones that have a tax system in which you must pay, even if you do not reside in the national territory.

You want to avoid paying taxes and you have a passport from one of these two countries? Get another passport, give up your Eritrean or U.S. passport and, if you exceed a certain wealth threshold, pay exit taxes, which, by the way, also exist in Spain and many other countries.

If you have one of these passports and you are thinking of emigrating, also take into account the Double Taxation Agreements or DTAs, it is likely that if you emigrate to a country with which there is an agreement you will no longer have to pay taxes to your country of origin and you will only have to pay taxes in the country where you reside.

Let's see this trick in detail, step by step, what does it consist of?

Design your plan: How are you going to live as a tourist on a permanent basis? Keep in mind that, if you have a business, it may be interesting for you to operate it with a company in a different country than your country of origin (we will talk more about this in secret trick number 5). Also keep in mind that if you are going to collect dividends you might suffer withholding taxes. Open bank accounts if you need to, plan your income and expenses.

Check the requirements for your departure, will you have to submit any documents? In Spain you can change your tax residence by means of Form 030, both with the paper version (even by mail) and electronically on the Tax Agency website: https://sede.agenciatributaria.gob.es/Sede/ayuda/consultas-informaticas/presentacion-declaraciones-ayuda-tecnica/modelo-030/consulta-domicilio-fiscal.html.

Some people say that it is necessary to send a certificate of a new tax domicile, but it is not true. It is enough to make the change, although it all depends on the size of your patrimony and if the change really exists or if you are laughing at the Treasury. Always have evidence that what you have declared is real, such as rental contracts, travel and other bills (electricity, Internet, gym, etc.).

It is not always necessary to do this. In some countries it is enough that you can prove it if the occasion arises.

You may also have to avoid countries that are considered tax havens and have to use a bridge: a territory to which you can transfer your tax residence to avoid problems with the tax agency in your place of origin.

The trick is to have an economic justification for your move, not just to avoid taxes. Something like love, work or health can work as evidence that you have not acted with the intention of evading taxes.

Planning to get more passports? It's an excellent idea and, if you are from the USA or Eritrea, you will have no other choice in case your goal is to collect more than a hundred thousand dollars a year and not pay a lot of taxes. Your first move may already help you get your next passport, it all depends on your resources as some you can get just by investing, others, on the other hand, will require you years as a resident. Also, in case you are a tax resident in the US, it is possible that just by changing your status you can take advantage of great tax benefits. For example, Tony Robbins moved to Florida (from California) to save taxes and says that with the money that the State was already taking from him, he had enough to buy flights for his friends. In Spain you can also get some privileges by moving, even if you do not go out, such as the preferential zone of the Canary Islands or specific differences between autonomous communities or cities, such as taxes on patrimony, garbage collection or circulation. Check every tax you pay to find out how to save it. Sometimes this research can take forever and I know of no better solution than to contact someone with experience. If you wish, you can request a consultancy so we can talk about your case.

Once you have enough information to make up your mind, migrate.

The BITs regulate possible conflicts regarding tax residency that is in doubt between two countries. You would not be the first one to say I am going to go to Andorra to pay less taxes, but continue living in Spain. And Spain ends up requiring you to pay taxes. There are several variables to take into account when you stop residing in your country, the first is to avoid having a house at your disposal (or evidence that you have one). It is also advisable to avoid any indication that it is your center of vital and/or economic interests. Solution? The trick is not to have property in your name in the country of origin and not to leave any sign of possible use, this includes applying the cybersecurity trick (number five).

If, for example, you rent an apartment in Andorra, but you have a house in Spain and most of your clients, your partner