If that's the case, we will not go back to Germany.beppi wrote:From the day you're back, you have to declare and pay tax on capital gains and interest earned worldwide (read the tax laws and taxation agreements).Eau2011 wrote:So you did not really understand me. I'm not talking about the past, but exactly from the day back to Europe.
I mean I don't even want to pay that 25% tax from the day back to D or NL. No high tax rate in Europe for me at all!![]()
Capital gains are not taxable in SG, that's what I heard. Only for income you have to pay tax.
Not telling is illegal (and called "Steuerhinterziehung"). That others have done and gotten away with it does not guarantee you will, too.
But if I were you, I won't boast about such intentions on a public forum like this!

We both have paid more than enough tax in Germany! But just to see how they wasted our money! for bureaucracy, for some lazy Hartz IVler who just don't want to work (I have no problems with helping people who need it.), for projects with planning mistakes, for cleaning up the s**t of the banks.
No way, I'm not going to pay for that anymore.