Friends, governments around the world collect tax on the earnings of the citizens, which they use for the development of the country and facilities to the general public, but friends, do you know that there are some countries where taxes are not taken from the public, these countries have found alternative sources of income, often through natural resources or tourism. Let's know about these countries-
1. Oman
Oman is rich in oil and natural gas reserves.
The government derives a large part of its revenue from these resources.
As a result, it does not impose personal income tax on its citizens.
2. Somalia
Despite facing various challenges, Somalia does not impose income tax on individuals.
The lack of formal taxation is partly due to ongoing economic and administrative difficulties.
3. Kuwait
Home to one of the world's largest oil reserves.
The Kuwaiti government earns substantial revenue from oil exports.
This gives citizens the opportunity to live a tax-free life, making it an attractive destination for entrepreneurs and businesses.
4. United Arab Emirates (UAE)
The UAE is known for its booming tourism, real estate and oil sectors.
Citizens and even most foreign residents are not required to pay income tax.
This has made the UAE, especially cities like Dubai and Abu Dhabi, popular among expatriates.
5. Monaco
Often called the playground of the rich, Monaco is an attractive tax haven.
The government does not levy personal income tax, attracting wealthy people from around the world.
Its economy is dependent on tourism, luxury services and real estate.
You may also like
Care of senior citizens is the community's responsibility: Delhi Speaker Vijender Gupta
46-Year-Old Imran Tahir Still Dominates: Destroys Opposition with 4 Wickets to Bowl Out Team for 92 in Global Super League
"AI 171 crash report leaves many doubts": Air Marshal (Retd) Sanjeev Kapoor on AAIB preliminary report
Evening news wrap: Air India crash report points to possible fuel switch error; Instagram love story lands Bangladeshi woman in Indian jail; and more
Crystal Palace missed several emails from UEFA over rule change as Europa League row rumbles on