7 Países Fuera Del Gran Reset

About this Video

• Video Title: 7 Países Fuera Del Gran Reset
• Channel: Adrián Sáenz
• Speakers: Adrián Sáenz
• Duration: 00:18:37

Introduction

This video identifies seven countries offering alternatives to what the speaker terms "the Great Reset." The speaker aims to present countries where individuals can find peace, common sense, opportunities, favorable tax systems, safety, and a high quality of life.

Key Takeaways

1. Paraguay: Offers a simple, low-cost life with territorial taxation, meaning only income generated within the country is taxed. Setting up an LLC in another country and directing income there avoids Paraguayan taxes. Residency requires standard documentation.
2. Panama: Caters to entrepreneurs with modern infrastructure, a tropical climate, and excellent air connections. Residency options include visas for citizens of friendly nations (including Spain), business establishment, employment contracts, or significant investment.
3. Mauritius: Ideal for families, with beautiful beaches, good weather, and a pro-business system. A 0% tax rate applies to online business income earned outside the country. Local income is taxed at 15%. Residency options exist.
4. United Arab Emirates (UAE): Appeals to entrepreneurs, business owners, and families due to its luxury, safety, excellent education, and healthcare. The IRPF (personal income tax) is 0%. Corporate tax (IS) is 0% up to $100,000 in profit, then 9% above that threshold. Residency can be obtained through employment, business ownership, or investment (Golden Visa).
5. Andorra: Popular among European entrepreneurs, investors, and families, offering high quality of life, safety, and fast internet. IRPF is tiered with a maximum of 10%, and corporate tax is a flat 10%. No taxes exist on national dividends, inheritance, or wealth. Residency options include active (183+ days/year, employment or business) and passive (90+ days/year, €400,000+ investment).
6. Thailand: A popular destination for digital nomads, offering a high quality of life, diverse culture, and good internet. Untaxed income is that which does not enter Thailand. Local income is taxed, with rates up to 35%. Residency options include the Thailand Privilege Card, requiring a payment of $50,000.
7. United States (Florida & Texas): Attracts high-income earners and families, offering freedom and legal security. No state income tax exists in Florida and Texas, only the federal income tax (progressive, 10% to 37%). Visa options include the E2 investor visa (requiring significant investment) and the L1 visa for those transferring from existing businesses.