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EC-KIY
Some countries do not taxate money earned abroad. Could be wise to move your tax residence to one of those places.
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If you already paid some tax in the country your earn the money. Your resident country can ask you the proof you paid tax already in the making money country.
Each country is different about it in EU, depending of the bilateral agreement of the 2 country. For exemple if you make money in Luxembourg with a employee contract you will still pay tax in Luxembourg whereever you live.
If you have a broker freelance contract and make money, i think you have to pay tax in the country you live and some country (France for exemple) will not accept those broker contract. it as you have to be either a freelancer to invoice the broker / company or be an employee of the broker, meaning you also have to pay your social tax on top of income tax, you can remove about 40/50% of what the broker give you if you want to be legal (I just give France example as I know)