Originally Posted by
LorisBatacchi
Mate, in Europe there are agreements on double taxation. If you pay in one place, you dont pay in another. You need to be resident in that place for more than 183 days, of course.
of course and I’m aware of double taxation agreement between countries. But even like that if you pay 12% in Switzerland you have to pay the rest till 40% in your residence country.
and even if you stay out of home for 6 months if your family lives in Western Europe it is considered as your residence country. It doesn’t matter how many days per year you stay away. Is regarding where you have the Core Of your family.
so At the end even with double taxation you have to pay the difference amount of money in your residence country (where your family really live)