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Building NomadTax. Helping digital nomads, expats, and retirees to find where they belong.

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@everestchris6 System

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5. Here's the list of all participant countries: https://t.co/0JFKMeK8wc

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2026 marks the end of crypto anonymity. Here's what you need to know:

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4. What do they report?

Every crypto-to-fiat exchange, crypto-to-crypto trades, transfers to external wallets, stablecoins.

They track you via your TIN (Tax Identification Number), basically the number your government uses to identify you for tax purposes.

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@sm_salmaan Great! I'll be posting and bringing more info around this topic

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If you’re comparing tax-friendly countries in 2026, these 3 updates are worth knowing.

1. Spain
Beckham Law still matters. Eligible inbound workers can pay a 24% flat rate for up to 6 years, and digital nomad visa holders may qualify if they meet the rules

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Anyone building AI automations: are @n8n_io and https://t.co/DIqiTmNpR4 still good options?

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@JayHoovy Interesting, thanks!

You'll definitely gonna make it

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@acadictive Glad this is helpful!

Of course

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@fin465 SEND

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@tibo_maker $19 is great for someone who is broke like me (for now). I'd definitely take it serious

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3. Portugal
Remote workers may qualify for NHR 2.0 / IFICI, but it’s more selective than the old NHR. The 20% rate only applies to qualifying income and activities.

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2. Greece
UK applicants now need to apply for the digital nomad visa through a Greek consulate before travelling. No more arriving first and switching in-country.

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@tibo_maker The market has never been so flooded with apps and SaaS as it is today.

What would you do to stand out among all of them without money, connections, or experience? And why?

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5. Kuala Lumpur
The adult option. Great apartments, healthcare, English, food, airport, and infrastructure.

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Most loved Southeast Asia bases by digital nomads:

1. Bangkok
Big-city energy, food, gyms, cafés, nightlife, events, and the best flight access in the region.

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4. Chiang Mai
The classic focused-work hub. Cheap, friendly, easy, and full of long-stay remote workers.