ISBN: 9798199754484 - quiet capitals: the insider's guide to property, residency and luxury living in spain, andorra and monaco (6 resultados)

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Stop dreaming about Mallorca. Start doing the maths. If you've ever stood on a hotel balcony in Spain at the end of a holiday and felt the wrong kind of sadness when the suitcase comes back out, this is the book you've been looking for. Three European jurisdictions matter for the person actually considering the move. Spain, with its Mediterranean coast, its tax regime that rewards the right kind of resident, and its established expat communities. Andorra, the family-office choice nobody talks about loudly, where income tax tops out at ten per cent and the skiing is free with your front door. Monaco, the apex that everybody talks about and most people misunderstand. Each one suits a different family. Each one penalises the family that picked it for the wrong reason. Alex Thornbury has spent fifteen years walking buyers through this decision. He's the property analyst who knows which notary in Monte Carlo answers the phone on a Friday afternoon, and which corner table at the Hotel Marbella Club his clients prefer. Both kinds of knowledge are in here. What you'll learn: - The framework for choosing between Spain, Andorra and Monaco for your family's situation- The Beckham Law explained for non-residents, post the 2023 amendments, in plain English- Andorra's family-office passive residency and the EUR 600,000 reality- Monaco's carte de sejour, the bank-deposit truth, and the 1963 French exclusion- Where to stay when you visit each market: the hotels, the restaurants, the long weekends that turn research into decision- The full cost of ownership over a ten-year hold, including the line items most brochures quietly omit- A twelve-month process map from first conversation to keys in hand>Who this book is for: >What it isn't: >About the author: >If you only read one chapter, read Chapter Two. Welcome in.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Stop dreaming about Mallorca. Start doing the maths. If you've ever stood on a hotel balcony in Spain at the end of a holiday and felt the wrong kind of sadness when the suitcase comes back out, this is the book you've been looking for. Three European jurisdictions matter for the person actually considering the move. Spain, with its Mediterranean coast, its tax regime that rewards the right kind of resident, and its established expat communities. Andorra, the family-office choice nobody talks about loudly, where income tax tops out at ten per cent and the skiing is free with your front door. Monaco, the apex that everybody talks about and most people misunderstand. Each one suits a different family. Each one penalises the family that picked it for the wrong reason. Alex Thornbury has spent fifteen years walking buyers through this decision. He's the property analyst who knows which notary in Monte Carlo answers the phone on a Friday afternoon, and which corner table at the Hotel Marbella Club his clients prefer. Both kinds of knowledge are in here. What you'll learn: - The framework for choosing between Spain, Andorra and Monaco for your family's situation- The Beckham Law explained for non-residents, post the 2023 amendments, in plain English- Andorra's family-office passive residency and the EUR 600,000 reality- Monaco's carte de sejour, the bank-deposit truth, and the 1963 French exclusion- Where to stay when you visit each market: the hotels, the restaurants, the long weekends that turn research into decision- The full cost of ownership over a ten-year hold, including the line items most brochures quietly omit- A twelve-month process map from first conversation to keys in hand- The exit and succession structures most buyers never plan until it's too late Who this book is for: The reader who's seriously considering a move to Spain, Andorra or Monaco in the next one to five years. Family with a net worth between one and ten million euros. Triggered by something specific in the last twelve months: the UK non-dom regime change, the Spanish wealth tax, a business exit, a redundancy package, kids leaving home. You're not committed yet, but you're past the daydream stage. What it isn't: Not a tourist guide. Not tax advice. Not a property listings catalogue. It's the briefing you'd want from a well-connected friend who happens to know both the deal mechanics and the best hotel in town. About the author: Alex Thornbury is a property analyst with fifteen years advising international families on European luxury property and cross-border living. He works from London, Palma, Marbella and Andorra la Vella. He's opinionated, occasionally sceptical, and rarely impressed by marketing language. This is his first book. Volume 2 is in preparation. If you only read one chapter, read Chapter Two. Welcome in. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Stop dreaming about Mallorca. Start doing the maths. If you've ever stood on a hotel balcony in Spain at the end of a holiday and felt the wrong kind of sadness when the suitcase comes back out, this is the book you've been looking for. Three European jurisdictions matter for the person actually considering the move. Spain, with its Mediterranean coast, its tax regime that rewards the right kind of resident, and its established expat communities. Andorra, the family-office choice nobody talks about loudly, where income tax tops out at ten per cent and the skiing is free with your front door. Monaco, the apex that everybody talks about and most people misunderstand. Each one suits a different family. Each one penalises the family that picked it for the wrong reason. Alex Thornbury has spent fifteen years walking buyers through this decision. He's the property analyst who knows which notary in Monte Carlo answers the phone on a Friday afternoon, and which corner table at the Hotel Marbella Club his clients prefer. Both kinds of knowledge are in here. What you'll learn: - The framework for choosing between Spain, Andorra and Monaco for your family's situation- The Beckham Law explained for non-residents, post the 2023 amendments, in plain English- Andorra's family-office passive residency and the EUR 600,000 reality- Monaco's carte de sejour, the bank-deposit truth, and the 1963 French exclusion- Where to stay when you visit each market: the hotels, the restaurants, the long weekends that turn research into decision- The full cost of ownership over a ten-year hold, including the line items most brochures quietly omit- A twelve-month process map from first conversation to keys in hand- The exit and succession structures most buyers never plan until it's too late Who this book is for: The reader who's seriously considering a move to Spain, Andorra or Monaco in the next one to five years. Family with a net worth between one and ten million euros. Triggered by something specific in the last twelve months: the UK non-dom regime change, the Spanish wealth tax, a business exit, a redundancy package, kids leaving home. You're not committed yet, but you're past the daydream stage. What it isn't: Not a tourist guide. Not tax advice. Not a property listings catalogue. It's the briefing you'd want from a well-connected friend who happens to know both the deal mechanics and the best hotel in town. About the author: Alex Thornbury is a property analyst with fifteen years advising international families on European luxury property and cross-border living. He works from London, Palma, Marbella and Andorra la Vella. He's opinionated, occasionally sceptical, and rarely impressed by marketing language. This is his first book. Volume 2 is in preparation. If you only read one chapter, read Chapter Two. Welcome in. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…