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Argentina or Singapore: which should you move to?

Two of Europe's top relocation targets, both with newcomer regimes. Here is how they compare on the taxes that move the needle.

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FactorAR flag Argentina SG flag Singapore
Top personal income tax35%24%
Corporate tax35%*17%*
Capital gains taxTaxedNone
Dividend tax7%0%
VAT / sales tax21%9%
Wealth taxYesNo
Inheritance taxYesNo
Foreign incomeWorldwideTerritorial
Headline expat regimeRIGI - Regimen de Incentivo para Grandes InversionesTerritorial / remittance basis on foreign income
Cost of living (vs your country)4660
Population45,851,3786,111,175
Area2,766,890 km²692 km²
Population density17/km²8,831/km²
Airports (large + medium)736
Annual tourists7,399,0002,742,000
Flight time from your country··
Direct flight likely?··
Life expectancy77.5 yrs83.9 yrs
Safety (homicides/100k)4.50.1
Happiness (0-10)5.976.38
Corruption index (higher = cleaner)42/10085/100
Double-tax treaties (approx)~21~90
Internet speed (median fixed)112 Mbps425 Mbps
Healthcare spend / person$1,457$3,922
Air quality (PM2.5, lower=better)14.3515.14
Time zone (approx)UTC-4UTC+7
Digital nomad visaYes·
Official languages1 (Spanish)4 (English, Tamil, Malay, Standard Chinese)

Green = more favourable. Cost of living shown as a percentage of your home country (under 100% = cheaper than home). Tax data: compiled by us, being re-verified; cost of living: World Bank PPP; area & population: GeoNames; life expectancy & homicide rate: World Bank.

* Argentina: Progressive scale by income band: 25% / 30% / 35%, with 35% on the top band. Distributing dividends adds a further 7% withholding.  ·  Singapore: Flat 17%. Partial exemption (75% of first SGD 10k, 50% of next SGD 190k) and start-up exemption reduce effective rate. Foreign income generally not taxed unless received in Singapore.

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