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@professor It's "еквивалентни регулирани пазари". Personal income laws: https://www.lex.bg/laws/ldoc/2135538631 There is no mention of еквивалентни регулирани пазари. Corporate taxation law: https://www.lex.bg/laws/ldoc/2135540562 The phrase "еквивалентен на регулиран пазар" is basically...

@ca1987 Not only this, if a Bulgarian company is investing in stocks on "еквивалентни регулирани пазари" (i.e. US exchanges are the most notable example) your company is not taxed on the capital gains, but capital losses are not reducing your taxes either. I suppose this is valid for other EU...

@duzt They may ban you for life from their services if they learn you lie to them by not updating your current address in your profile. I heard that it's possible to use Wise with US LLC and cover personal expenses with the debit card attached to the business account (not sure if it's against ToS).

@duzt How you open your account on Revolut or Wise? They do not accept customers who are residents in Paraguay. Are you lying for your address?

@resjudicata But if remote workers would need to pay for the red tape and pay taxes this will make these countries non-competitive against other countries that do not tax the working tourists and do not force them to pay for a red tape.

@resjudicata What is the motivation of the hosting state to enforce the ban on tourists who work remotely? The government only profits from this (the working tourists pay their expenses and thus support the local economy). Better to have working tourists than no tourists at all.

@resjudicata Who will "catch" you? If you lock your room and use curtains or blinds how "they" will know you are working in your room?