Quote from: boumalo on February 15, 2022, 06:11:48 PM

Any other countries/states ?

Perhaps "some" of the missing names from "this article" from last year, are still relevant in 2022...

e.g. Antigua

Antigua Announces No New Taxes for Upcoming Year
Antigua and Barbuda Tax Guide
- Quote from: https://migronis.com/en/blog/antigua-and-barbuda-taxes
  Personal income tax is extremely important when considering maintaining your wealth; and the government of Antigua and Barbuda understand this issue completely, which is why it does not impose any type of income tax on individuals whether it be from local or worldwide income.
  
  Individuals, be its tax residents (who spend 183 days per year in Antigua) or non-resident citizens, are exempt from any type of tax on their income no matter how much money they make, which makes Antigua and Barbuda an amazing place to reside if you have high income but worry about that bracketed tax that can reach colossal amounts.
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  There are other direct taxes that you would find in other nations that persons in Antigua and Barbuda are exempt from. For example, the inland revenue department and the government of Antigua and Barbuda do not impose any capital gains tax, wealth tax, inheritance, or withholding tax on individuals.

While I was searching for the above information, I stumbled upon the following interesting website: PlanBpassport

Quote from: NeuroticFish on Today at 09:41:49 AM

1. Most probably one will have to give up the old citizenship in order to benefit of these countries.

I'm fortunate enough to be a citizen of two countries with fair tax laws, so the above line doesn't apply to me ^{[normally, if I only had one]} but AFAIK, that's a big problem for US citizens ^{[unfortunately]}.
^{- Are you implying that most of the European countries also have such a thing in place?}