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Uruguay Wants a Rich Expat to Pay More for Tax Incentives

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The Uruguayan President, Yamandu Orsi, wants foreign rich people to pay significantly more to qualify for the tax incentives that attracted a few thousand expatriates to the South American country, known as a paradise for investors. In the United States: US$ 100 thousand to work for the US will expand gap between startups and big gold techs Visa: New Zealand flexibility rules. See that other countries offer 'dear vision' Currently, a common way …
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The Uruguayan President, Yamandu Orsi, wants foreign rich people to pay significantly more to qualify for the tax incentives that attracted a few thousand expatriates to the South American country, known as a paradise for investors. In the United States: US$ 100 thousand to work for the US will expand gap between startups and big gold techs Visa: New Zealand flexibility rules. See that other countries offer 'dear vision' Currently, a common way …

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Many Argentines have second residences in Punta del Este, while the billionaire founders of Latin America’s leading technology companies call Uruguay home thanks to its political and economic stability. Read more

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Perfil broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Tuesday, September 30, 2025.
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