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  • Two circles of equal size, one with six connections running out, the other with two

    Georgia or Paraguay: two territorial systems compared

    Both tax territorially, both appear on the same lists. The difference lies not in the principle but in provability, banking and reachability.

    Aug 23, 2026 · 7 min read #Comparison#Residency#Tax
  • Two anchors — one has been severed, the other holds on its own

    Habitual abode: the underestimated anchor of tax liability

    Residence alone does not hold tax liability — habitual abode is a separate connecting factor.

    Aug 23, 2026 · 7 min read #Exit#Tax#Residency
  • A dividing line with cases on either side — the struck-out account is not what decides them

    Territorial taxation in Georgia: six cases that make it concrete

    The account does not decide the source; the facts do. Six worked constellations show where the line between foreign and Georgian source actually runs.

    Aug 23, 2026 · 9 min read #Tax#Structuring#Residency
  • Twelve identical tokens on one side, a single sealed document on the other, the step between them struck out

    A Georgian TIN: what the tax number does — and what it does not

    Everyone who registers in Georgia gets a tax number. It is not proof of residence. That difference decides bank references and treaty benefits.

    Aug 23, 2026 · 7 min read #Structuring#Residency#Compliance
  • Schematic view: an asset stream runs entirely outside a marked national border and never touches it; inside the border sits a separate, smaller vessel with its own feed

    Your own portfolio in Georgia: 0% — but not for the reason everyone gives

    Capital gains from a foreign securities account stay untaxed for a Georgian resident — not through an exemption, but through territorial taxation.

    Aug 21, 2026 · 12 min read #Tax#Residency#Structuring
  • Schematic view of two overlapping fields of belonging: a day counter fills one while the other remains unchanged; only a separate decision ladder in the overlap resolves it

    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.

    Aug 21, 2026 · 11 min read #Relocation#Residency#Tax
  • Three counters running in parallel — host country, home country, ten-year window — only one of which a fixed anchor brings to a stop

    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.

    Aug 18, 2026 · 11 min read #Residency#Relocation#Tax
  • A fixed residency as an anchor, with a location-independent life orbiting it

    Location-Independent at 0%: Georgian Residency + US LLC

    Georgian tax residency plus a directly held US LLC produces 0% — but only while three conditions hold at once.

    Aug 10, 2026 · 11 min read #US LLC#Residency#Tax
  • Movement lines crossing a dashed border line — willingness to emigrate

    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.

    Aug 3, 2026 · 8 min read #Relocation#Residency#Germany
  • A figure between several national borders with no fixed footing

    "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.

    May 28, 2026 · 9 min read #Residency#Relocation#Compliance
  • Territorial taxation in Georgia — abstract cover composition with brand glow

    Georgia Territorial Taxation: Tax-Free Foreign Income

    Georgia territorial taxation explained: why foreign dividends, interest and royalties are 0% for tax residents — rules, limits and the PE trap.

    Apr 30, 2026 · 6 min read #Tax#Residency
  • Georgia tax residency — abstract cover composition with brand glow

    Georgia Tax Residency: 183-Day Rule and HNWI Program

    Georgia tax residency 2026: the 183-day rule in any 12-month period, the HNWI program without minimum stay, and residency certificates for treaty use.

    Apr 17, 2026 · 5 min read #Residency#Tax
  • Relocate to Georgia — abstract cover composition with brand glow

    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.

    Apr 14, 2026 · 6 min read #Relocation#Residency

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