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    1. I have no idea how they came up with the USA number, as it can range from 0% (if low income, long term capital gains) to as high as 37% (high income, short term cap gains).

    2. Belgium has 10% capital gains tax.
      Also first 10k gains is not taxed. If no gains were made it goes up 1k per year for 5 years.
      The 10k will also be indexed. (Overtime it will be higher)

    3. Germany is conditional, as shown. Gains are tax free after holding at least one year (without staking or lending). If you sell before that, you have to pay tax based on your personal income tax rate (which can be up to 42%).

    4. specifically for US citizens, use Puerto Rico for 0% capital gains rate – but only for new trades after you move there under Act 60

      none of the rest of the world applies to us since we’re taxed federally on worldwide earnings, unless using a parallel „Territorial“ tax regime that cancels out the federal one

      once taxation method is delegate to the territory, some make their own favorable laws so you have to check with them. PR, USVI and all of them have obscure things, may be useful to mainland US citizens, you have to look.

    5. The Australia figure assumes that the 50% discount for long-term holdings applies. The highest marginal tax bracket is actually 45%.

    6. Australia is double that if you’re not investing and holding more than 12 months.

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