Comments by "Rubens Nogueira" (@rubensnogueira5838) on "Why I’m Most Glad I Left the USA" video.

11:18 that sounds insane but it's a reality in a number of countries (besides some US states). Not only Spain and Portugal may keep you a tax resident for 5 years if you move to a tax haven, but I just realized that also Germany does it: if a single person earning EUR 77,000 would pay less than 22% on taxes, that's a tax haven for ANY CITIZEN moving there in the next 5 years... Andrew, I would love to watch a video on that issue (if you didn't already do it).
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@mobileandroid5299 if data in Wikipedia is accurate and up-to-date, Singapore is not a tax haven for Portugal... but it is for Italy. So if you would move from Italy to Singapore, yes, you continue to be tax resident in Italy. If you don't unregister yourself, you might continue to be tax resident anyway... And have you heard of CRS? Singapore may find a reason to fine you due to tax evasion in Italy, or whatever.
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@tentimetex moving FROM Germany TO their version of a tax haven. I just pointed their rules in comparision to countries like Portugal or Spain.
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