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Right... in Portugal, that little corner of the world things are not as cheap (it seems tax rates there are better) but at least more straightforward and simple. Anyhow, taxation in Europe for these matters should be harmonised and simplified. Having all these different systems is non-sense.
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
You don't need to say that you are a professional trader.There is no rule in the Netherlands that you need to have a profession. In your tax declaration you say that you don't have an income.
What you earn as a private trader is not taxed ( only 1,3% on total possessions on your bank account). One drawback is that you cannot subtract your losses.
...i think there's no problem if you are dutch and you have already your tax residency in NL ... but if i want to move my tax residency from spain to NL i think i have to prove to the local IRS Agency i am self-sufficient
so i need a normal job or i need to be a self-employed, a freelancer .... 1,3% on total possessions in EU would be too good to be true