Hi everyone, i need an advice.

[Oppiaceo209]

Hi everyone, im a 19 years old guy from south italy, im doing this post for some advice. I wanna start a business but taxes here in italy are mad (can go up to 64%!!! and you need to pay a yearly sum of 3.500€ even if you don't sell nothing) , cost of life is low and paychecks in the south for regular jobs go from 600€ to 1200€ (rarely). So, i want to escape this shithole and go in a tax friendly country. Fortunately Italy is in the european union and in the Schenghen area, so i can go in many countries without visa or passport. I was thinking about ireland (corporate tax 12,5%), english speaking country, in EEA, 2nd most high salaries in europe (i need to work to pay my rent initially). If some Irish person or whoever want to give me some advice i will be really grateful. Thank you everybody.

 

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[Robdavis]

From what little I know, there are more jobs in northern Italy than in southern Italy. I also think that taxes are lower than in Italy in places like Czechia or Slovenia.
So I would suggest that you consider seeking a job in northern Italy and then using that as a base to visit Slovenia or Czechia or somewhere like that at the weekends. If you still want to consider Ireland, then you will be able to afford to visit with your income.

 

[Oppiaceo209]

From what little I know, there are more jobs in northern Italy than in southern Italy. I also think that taxes are lower than in Italy in places like Czechia or Slovenia.
So I would suggest that you consider seeking a job in northern Italy and then using that as a base to visit Slovenia or Czechia or somewhere like that at the weekends. If you still want to consider Ireland, then you will be able to afford to visit with your income.

Im triyng to find in what country i should go, i really dont like it here even northen italy, im afraid of the taxes in general and a bit scared (my dad has a driver school, he is full of debts cause of taxes and pass me that fear).