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Tag: Ireland
The End Of Golden Visas In Europe
It’s the end of an era for Golden Visas in Europe… It all happened very quickly. In the space of three days last week, two European countries suspended their residence-by-investment
You May Be Surprised At How Low Taxes In Europe Can Be
People often take Europe off the list of possibilities for where to move or invest overseas because they assume the
Celebrating Thanksgiving Overseas
“Maybe I should stay home for the day and help you… so you don’t drop the turkey or forget the turkey or burn the turkey,” my 16-year-old son
Does Living Overseas Make You Less American?
Do I feel more or less American living overseas? I get this question a lot. I’ve been living outside the States for closing in on 25 years, and, to answer the question I’m so often asked, I’ve never felt more American than I do today. Living in the States (I lived in Baltimore, Maryland, for […]
Could Ireland’s Status As A Tax Haven Be Ending?
I’m not sure how Ireland ended up the target. This country’s approach to taxation was the reason Kathleen and I moved to the Emerald Isle some 23 years ago. Now that tax position has her under fire… but, again, I can’t figure out why. Ireland imposes corporate tax at a rate of 12.5%. So does […]
What Global Property Markets Will Look Like In 2021: Trends To Watch Out For
In the early days of the pandemic, we predicted that property values in Europe would take a hit. Here in
The Discounted Real Estate Around The World During The Covid-19 Pandemic
We’re more than midway through January, and the massively discounted real estate deals expected as a result of the pandemic have yet to materialize. Au contraire, dear fellow
What Traveling To Europe In November 2020 Is Like
Getting to Ireland wasn’t a concern. Returning Irish citizens are allowed to enter Ireland from anywhere. You have to complete a form online that includes where you will be staying for your first 14 days after arrival, as the Irish government wants you to self-quarantine for that period. However, no destination information is required if […]
Leaving The Land Of The Free For The Old World
In promoting my Offshore Wealth Symposium next month, my marketing team has been