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Colombia taxes all worldwide income once you become a tax resident (top rate: 39%). Georgia and Costa Rica do not - only locally-sourced income is taxed. This is a fundamental structural difference that affects your total effective tax burden.
Both countries tax worldwide income, but the top personal income tax rates differ materially. Colombia: 39% vs Georgia: 20%. Both apply to all global earnings once you establish residency.
Colombia has Controlled Foreign Corporation (CFC) rules. Owning a foreign company as a resident may trigger local tax on undistributed profits - even if the company pays no dividends. The other countries in this comparison do not have CFC rules.
Georgia (Small Business Status / Virtual Zone IT Company) offers a qualifying program that may exempt foreign-source income from local tax. This can significantly reduce your effective rate compared to the standard regime.
Not tax advice. Tax laws change frequently. Verify with a qualified professional before making residency decisions.
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