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The second major point he highlighted was the stark difference in taxation. While managing a company in Germany, he estimated paying around €1.3 million in taxes from around €2.6 million in revenue over three years. In Romania, however, the tax bill was merely €26,000 on the same revenue—an astonishing one percent. Such a substantial tax cut allowed him to reinvest into real estate, building what he refers to as "generational wealth."
The move to Romania has been financially astute, expediting their ability to accumulate assets and build a robust portfolio. Comparatively, had he remained in Germany, his financial growth would have been hindered significantly by spiraling taxes.