Dear @JMilei, if my friends and I wanted to invest 6 figures USD into Argentina 🇦🇷, would you give us Citizenship? We are very interested!

Sole proprietors are taxed personally in their country of residence. A limited company, however, is taxed where it’s incorporated. In other words, a nomad can incorporate their business in a low-tax country to legally cut taxes. https://t.co/jQW5EdgwAR

It’s completely legal to reduce your taxes by moving abroad – many entrepreneurs & expats do it. The key is following the rules and getting help from experienced partners (tax advisors, lawyers, etc.) to ensure it’s all done by the book.

Why territorial tax helps nomads: If your income comes from abroad, a territorial-tax country will NOT tax that foreign income. You could owe 0% locally, keeping more money legally. (E.g. Próspera won’t tax a resident’s overseas freelance earnings physically performed outside

Territorial taxation = a country taxes only income earned within its borders (foreign income is exempt). If you live in such a country, your overseas earnings are tax-free locally. Examples: Panama, Costa Rica, Malaysia, Hong Kong.

Nomads often rely on private global health insurance (e.g. Cigna) that covers them worldwide. In a country with mandatory public healthcare, becoming a tax resident means you must pay into its system even if you mostly use private insurance.

Combine citizenship and tax residency strategically. For example, keep an EU or British passport for travel freedom, but become a tax resident of a low-tax country to reduce your taxes. It's totally legal, and many nomads do it. @nomadlayer

Tax residency ≠ citizenship. Except for the US (which taxes based on citizenship), most countries tax you only if you reside there. This means you can be a citizen of one country but pay taxes in another – a fact global nomads use to their advantage.

Tax residency isn’t about citizenship. It’s where you’re legally required to pay taxes. You gain it by meeting a day-count or ties test, and lose it by leaving. @ProsperaGlobal will soon be launching a new Lump Sum Tax Program for modern nomads. Want it set up remotely? Check out

Próspera’s new Lump Sum Tax Residency lets you cap your income tax at $5K/year – with only a brief visit (~7 days/first year) required. It’s a fully legal tax home for nomads at a fraction of the cost of traditional lump-sum programs.

Próspera’s new Lump Sum Tax Residency lets you cap your income tax at $5K/year – with only a brief visit (~7 days/year) required. It’s a fully legal tax home for nomads at a fraction of the cost of traditional lump-sum programs. Want to know more?  https://t.co/jQW5EdgwAR

Próspera (Honduras) is a semi-autonomous startup city for innovators. Fast online business setup, English-speaking community, and Caribbean lifestyle make it ideal for digital nomads. @NomadLayer helps you benefit from Próspera’s new Lump Sum Tax Residency system.

Próspera (Honduras) is a new semi-autonomous startup city built for innovators. @NomadLayer ensures that you or your business benefits from Próspera’s new Lump Sum Tax Residency system.

At @NomadLayer, we help digital nomads legally reduce their taxes while staying fully compliant. Think of us as your partner in global freedom – connecting you with the right residencies, company structures, and expert advisors so you can keep life borderless and tax-optimized.

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