Do you know the expression, “a fish looks for where it is deeper, but a person looks for where it is better”? And they also say, “okay, where we are not.” Apparently, this is why Russian businessmen and entrepreneurs, and simply taxpayers faced with the domestic taxation system, often ask the question: where is this “better” and “good”? From a tax point of view. After all, there must be at least one corner on earth where taxes are collected fairly, their rates are quite acceptable, and the system itself protects citizens as honest taxpayers. It is quite logical to ask such questions, and not only from a purely cognitive point of view. Let’s say you decide to acquire real estate abroad. Or they intend to expand the territory of running their own business. Then it’s all the more worthwhile for you to find out “how is it with them.” Agree, it’s very reasonable to not just believe the old folk wisdom and hope that just because they say it means it will definitely be “good,” but to find out all the nuances yourself. But there will definitely be nuances and subtleties. And therefore, before rushing headlong into the pool, we suggest reading this book. What taxes do foreigners pay? Where are the “best” taxes in the world? Does a tax paradise exist, and which countries can claim such a “title”? You will find the answers on these pages, especially since all the information collected here is the result of the author’s personal experience, based on a “live” study of the tax systems of different countries.