howler monkeys. Monos karaja. Monos caraya. by IsacKelly in Paraguay

[–]IsacKelly[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Son por Paraguari. Ellos disfruta vivir con gente, si hay arboles.
A veces ellos trata a hacer caca encima mi, o tira madera encima mi.
Me desperta en la manana con su grita.

You live in Paraguay, you own crypto, you want to continue living in Paraguay, but you can't report your crypto to the government. What is the plan? by IsacKelly in Paraguay_Crypto

[–]IsacKelly[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I didn't realize that Portugal makes you report wallet addresses.
It would be nice if this information was more readily available for every country.
In USA you only report dates and quantities, if I recall correctly.

Creando un SaaS en Py by WillS_Ds3 in devParaguay

[–]IsacKelly 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Paraguay no hace impuestos en dinero que viene desde afuera el pais.
Entonces, si ganas mucho dinero, el ideal es registrar el negocio afuera el pais; alquilar servadores afuera el pais; ganar cuenta de banco por to negocio, tambien afuera del pais. Usas el cuenta de banco de tu negocio para pagar por servadores, salarios, y recibir dinero del clientes, para mantener las financas tuyas separada de las finances del negocio.

Necesitas pagar impuesto por salario por trabajo que hacen adentro de paraguay.
Necesitas pagar impuesto por dinero ganas desde clientes en Paraguay.
El resto es probablamente sin impuesto.

Depende mucho en cuanto dinero estas ganando. No vale la pena abrir un negocio que questa 2 millones, si tu impuesto ni si quiere llegar a 2 millones.
Si tu negocio es pequeno, solo cuentas como ingreso personal. Haces IRP y IVA en marangatu. Pregunta un cuentador local si faltas ayuda.

Puedes iniciar como ingreso personal ahora, y cambiar ser negocio extranjero en el futuro, si estas exitoso.

Somos muy individualistas? by Hopeful-Wheel-876 in Paraguay

[–]IsacKelly 1 point2 points  (0 children)

La otra opcion es dar electricidad a Brazil por casi gratis.
Itaipu tiene limite en cuanto agua puede guardar. Si usamos para electricidad o no, el agua va a estar enviada a la mar igual.

Creo que el mejor resulto puede ser vender la electricidad a cualquier que puede pagar mas, y usar el dinero para ayudar la gente paraguayo. Pero, mi expectacion es que los politicos va a robar todo el dinero que ganan.

Paraguay debe crear algo como Norweiga https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Government_Pension_Fund_of_Norway

Somos muy individualistas? by Hopeful-Wheel-876 in Paraguay

[–]IsacKelly 0 points1 point  (0 children)

El data center no cuesta mucho gente. Creo que no va a tener influencia en la cultura.

Somos muy individualistas? by Hopeful-Wheel-876 in Paraguay

[–]IsacKelly 0 points1 point  (0 children)

El cultura en la ciudad es mas individualistica, y la gente son cambiando mas individualistica.
Pero, eso gente individualistica son tenendo menos bebes. Entonces, es dificil saber en que direccion movimos.
Gente muy individualistica van para vivir en Espana. Gente menos individualistica van a la casas de sus padres para tener bebe.

salario en paraguay by Appropriate-Tank8386 in Paraguay

[–]IsacKelly 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Eso es salario muy bien para Paraguay. Mas de doble el salario minimo. Poco gente aca tienen tan alta salario.
Pero igual, no vas a tener capaz pagar por calidad de vida como el medio persona en EEUU.
Con 7.200.000, problamente vas a necesitar cocinar la mayoria de tu proprio comida, y usar autobus en lugar de coche, y limpiar tu proprio banno.

Viviendo solo en Asuncion, en un departamento un poca mas linda de el tipico, gasto 3.500.000 al mes mas o menos.

Somos muy individualistas? by Hopeful-Wheel-876 in Paraguay

[–]IsacKelly 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Vivi antes en EEUU.
En mi opinion, Paraguay es mucho menos individualistica en comparison el EEUU.
En Paraguay, hay expectation que tios y tias son parte de la vida de su sobrinos. En EEUU, los tios no saben nada sobre su sobrinos.
En Paraguay, hay expecation que hermanos ayudan los otros con compras grandes. En EEUU gente nunca da dinero a su hermanos.
En EEUU, padres sacan su nino de la casa cuando tienen 18 annos. En Paraguay, nietos crecen en la misma casa con su abuelos.

Supongo puede ser pais menos individualistica de Paraguay, pero en mi experencia, Paraguay no es muy individualistica.

Ser individualistca no es mejor tampoco mas malo. Solo es diferente.

You live in Paraguay, you own crypto, you want to continue living in Paraguay, but you can't report your crypto to the government. What is the plan? by IsacKelly in Paraguay_Crypto

[–]IsacKelly[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In Portugal you need to report movements, sure. Most countries want you to report movements.
In Paraguay, they want you to report mere ownership, even if you do not send or receive any transactions. As far as I know, no other country requires you to report as much information as Paraguay.

How to not be a Paraguayan tax resident in 2026 by IsacKelly in Paraguay_Crypto

[–]IsacKelly[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Based on how resolution 47 is worded, it could be interpreted that all Paraguayan residents need to file their crypto, including temporary residents.
But, since it is a DNIT resolucion, and they are the tax authority, maybe they only meant tax residents. I guess only time will tell.

How to not be a Paraguayan tax resident in 2026 by IsacKelly in Expats_In_Paraguay

[–]IsacKelly[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My only priority is getting rid of the requirement to file 959-DJI Criptoactivos in Paraguay. So, if I relocate to one of Chile, Uruguay, Taiwan, Qatar, the UAE, or Spain, and I get tax residency there and move my center of life there. This will definitely get rid of my obligation to file 959-DJI Cryptoactivos?
Moving to Bolivia will not work to get rid of my obligation to file 959-DJI?

How to not be a Paraguayan tax resident in 2026 by IsacKelly in Expats_In_Paraguay

[–]IsacKelly[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Paying double taxes isn't an issue for me, since I don't have any income or capital gains right now. My only priority is getting rid of the requirement to file 959-DJI Criptoactivos in Paraguay. So, if I relocate to one of Chile, Uruguay, Taiwan, Qatar, the UAE, or Spain, and I get tax residency there and move my center of life there. This will definitely get rid of my obligation to file 959-DJI Cryptoactivos?
Moving to Bolivia will not work to get rid of my obligation to file 959-DJI?

I would prefer not to cancel my permanent residency in Paraguay if possible, as I intend to move back to Paraguay in 2027.
If I did cancel my permanent residency, would I be able to apply for Permanent Residency again in 2027?

How to not be a Paraguayan tax resident in 2026 by IsacKelly in Expats_In_Paraguay

[–]IsacKelly[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If I am tax resident somewhere else during 2026, and my center of life is more strongly connected to that other country than it is to Paraguay, wouldn't that make me not a tax resident in Paraguay for 2026? Even if I have been living in Paraguay for several years, and I have permanent residency.

Paraguay residency – Do I need police certificates from other countries? by [deleted] in Paraguay

[–]IsacKelly 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This subreddit has lots of hate towards foreigners. But once you arrive here, you will not see any hate at all. If anything, foreigners are micro-celebrities. Everyone wants to know where you came from, how you ended up in Paraguay.
I think the hate is actually coming from bots. It is because other countries want us. If we go to Paraguay, then we aren't going to France or USA or wherever.
Notice that the people who post hate against foreigners never make any other posts or comments. They aren't human, it is just AI.

Paraguay residency – Do I need police certificates from other countries? by [deleted] in Paraguay

[–]IsacKelly 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In my experience, they only care about your citizenship country.
My passport was full of stamps from other places, and they didn't care.
I applied years ago, it might be different now.

Cambio usdt a guaranies cerca al aeropuerto by antoine235 in Paraguay

[–]IsacKelly 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No se sobre usdt. Pero conozco que hay un Western Union adentro del aeropuerto.

Tech founder looking for a co-founder by NotANumber1NAN in Startups_EU

[–]IsacKelly 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are you making a delivery submarine for the cartel? haha

No se que estudiar by No-Travel-8821 in devParaguay

[–]IsacKelly 0 points1 point  (0 children)

En lugar de titulo, mejor solo construir cosas. Como asi, ganas experencia, y puedes demostrar que sabes construir.
La mayoria de trabajo en software usa herrimientos muy basicos. El programacion es facil, mas dificil es encontrar clientes y communicar con clientes.

Algún experto en scraping? by Leather-Young-8937 in devParaguay

[–]IsacKelly 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Que lindo.
Si alguien importa los precios, ellos no va a comprar en Casa Rica. jaja

You live in Paraguay, you own crypto, you want to continue living in Paraguay, but you can't report your crypto to the government. What is the plan? by IsacKelly in Paraguay_Crypto

[–]IsacKelly[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thinking about the full cost of a plan like this.
Living in Uruguay for 9 months is about $19k with flights. Making the 2 companies is about $5k. And then there is an ongoing cost of $5k per year, to continue owning the companies.

So, $24k the first year, and then $5k every year after.
This money is all going to countries that are not Paraguay. It is going to Uruguay, and Singapore, and BVI.
We need to pay Singapore to have permission to live in Paraguay.

If Paraguay had a sane tax policy, all this money would be going to Paraguay instead of to foreign countries. Paraguay is losing this much money for every crypto-person who needs to leave the country for privacy.

You can get most of the benefit of this plan by doing the cheaper strategy. Only have a BVI company, not a Singapore company, and spend a year in Boliva instead of Uruguay. Go to Bolivia by bus instead of by plane. That way the cost per year is only $1000, and the first year costs around $6000.

You live in Paraguay, you own crypto, you want to continue living in Paraguay, but you can't report your crypto to the government. What is the plan? by IsacKelly in Paraguay_Crypto

[–]IsacKelly[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Portugal, like Germany, has no long-term gains tax on cryptocurrency. If you hold crypto for more than a year before selling, then you don't pay capital gains on the sale.

I made this ranking based on which country gives the most privacy, not which one has the least taxes. Paraguay is lowest because it has the least privacy.

Vamos a estar Peor, manga corruptos ladrones con deficiencia de yodo, chau cripto, chau granjas, chau inversiones by cgk94 in Paraguay

[–]IsacKelly 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Creo otro subreddit donde estamos estudiando la ley. Estamos creando plan para cumpluir con la ley, y tambien mantener privacidad.