From Spain to Georgia: what the 183 days do not settle
Georgian residence does not end Spanish residence. What decides an exit is the 2010 convention, the baja and the centre of your life — not the day counter.
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Insights on company formation, banking and taxes in Georgia.
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Moving Within the EU: The Judgment Travels With You
Bulgaria taxes income at 10 percent — and throws in the EU Service Regulation, the European order for payment and enforcement without exequatur.
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A €15,136 Ceiling — and Co-Payments Up by Half
The German statutory maximum contribution is €1,261.31 a month in 2026. What a Georgian policy costs instead — and where the comparison stops.
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Retiring in Georgia: a €1,405 Pension Against a €781 Wage
The average German pension is 1.8 times the Georgian average wage. What the double taxation treaty assigns to whom — and why the "70 percent cut" is a myth.
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Crypto Cash-Out in Georgia: the Order Decides
Georgia taxes private crypto gains at 0%. Whether you benefit is decided beforehand — on departure from Austria or from Germany.
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Perpetual Traveller: Counting 183 Days Is Not Enough
Perpetual travellers count days in the host country — and miss the two counters that keep running in Germany and Austria.
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Self-Employed in Germany: EUR 735.63 Pension Levy
Recommendation 22 of the German pension commission: compulsory contributions with no opt-out for new founders, EUR 735.63 a month, EUR 8,827.56 a year.
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Leaving the Scheme Is Easy. Getting Back In Is Not
Departure ends statutory health insurance membership. Section 6 (3a) SGB V bars re-entry from age 55 — and since 1 January 2026 foreign cover cannot help.
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The Lari from 2023 to 2026: What Three Years of Rates Show
GEL against euro and dollar since 2023: the election-year slide of 2024, the 2025 recovery, and what a nine percent loss against the euro means.
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Emigration: 8.2 Million Germans — What Leaving Costs
INSA survey July 2026: 14% plan to emigrate within five years. What the numbers support — and what German exit tax under § 6 AStG and § 2 AStG really means.
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Leaving Austria: The 2026 Location Audit
A 44.3% tax-to-GDP ratio, a 47% tax wedge, 19 corporate insolvencies a day — and the exit tax under § 27(6) EStG, due at once for third countries.
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Germany Is Quietly Falling Apart: The 2026 Location Audit
Rail at 60%, EUR 231bn investment backlog, EUR 146bn in bureaucracy costs, 80% of hospitals in the red — the documented audit and the alternative.
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Staying Does Not Get Cheaper. Leaving Gets More Expensive
Germany taxes departure under section 6 AStG, Austria under section 27(6) EStG — due immediately for third countries.
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Austrian Pensions: 86.8% Replacement Rate — Who Pays
An 86.8% net replacement rate, but 27% of revenue comes from the federal budget — and retirement actually starts at 61.5.
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German Pension Gap: 53.3% vs 63.2% Replacement Rate
Net replacement rate 53.3%, EUR 97.55 billion of federal subsidy in the 2026 budget, 764,065 people on basic old-age support — and contributions rising.
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Parental Support: The EUR 100,000 Threshold May Fall
A June 2026 draft bill would scrap the EUR 100,000 parental-support threshold in Germany. What protects you today, and what care actually costs.
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Location Comparison 2026: EU/Germany vs. Georgia Taxes
Germany vs Georgia taxes: documented EU and German tax trends for 2026 compared with Georgia's 1% regime, territorial taxation and 0% crypto tax.
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Georgia vs. UAE vs. Cyprus vs. Bulgaria (2026)
Tax jurisdictions compared for 2026: Georgia, UAE, Cyprus, and Bulgaria — taxes, residency, EU enforcement, banking, and costs in one matrix.
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"Stateless" Is Not a Solution — It Is a Banking Problem
The perpetual traveller fails not on tax but on onboarding. Every bank wants an address, every report a tax number, every treaty a residence.
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Relocate to Georgia: 365 Visa-Free Days
Move to Georgia (country): 365 days visa-free, company setup in 1 day, tax residency after 183 days. Your month-by-month relocation roadmap for 2026.