Get second residency and pay no tax in these 18 tax-free countries

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16.Singapore

Singapore is no tax haven for entrepreneurs; not only is a company in Singapore far more costly to start and maintain than its Hong Kong counterpart, but tax rates are 0-17% on corporate profits and a flat 20% on the high personal salary you’ll be required to take if you want residency in Singapore as part of the deal. In short, an active business owner living in Singapore would pay at least $20-25,000 a year for the privilege. On the other hand, investors with around $4 million to invest can move to Singapore and enjoy no tax on bank interest, capital gains, or foreign profits. Learn more about residency in Singapore.

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