I am 39, and I plan to move next year. Do you think Tello will be with us for the next 30-40-50 years? I currently have Google Fi and want to switch for the savings, but if Tello closes, I will not be able to port my number back to Google Fi without going back to the USA and activating my card there. I am just thinking long-term here.
Hi, everybody. I am a citizen of Mexico, and I plan to move to PH. My income comes from a stock portfolio, which I periodically sell to fund my life. PH does not charge any taxes on income outside of it(no capital gains tax). Apparently, Mexico does not like that, and under the law, the Mexican tax authority will continue taxing me for the next 6 years after my move, and only then will I be able to live tax-free in the PH. Basically, the law says that if I move to a country and pay less than 75% of what I would pay in Mexico, I am staying a Mexican tax resident.
I specifically want to move to the PH to avoid paying taxes, and boom, it looks like that plan will not work. The general tax rate on capital gains is 10% for qualified U.S. financial instruments, but not for all of them. Some are taxed progressively based on your income, up to 39%. About 60% of USA-based instruments are qualified, while the other 40% are not.
Has anybody else experienced this in their own countries?
Hey guys. I have been looking around, and I have never seen anything mentioned about a man's height. I am 6.2, and I want to know what my experience will be like in the Philippines. I am athletic and 38.