Retirement abroad: How is the pension taxed?

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Anyone planning to move abroad as a pensioner or retiree is asking themselves: Where do I actually have to pay tax on my state pension, my pension and my benefits from company and private pension schemes? In Germany? Or in my country of residence?
And what about early retirement benefits and one-off payments? Questions upon questions to which, unfortunately, there are not always simple answers. In fact, it's all a question of the relevant double taxation agreements. And if you're not careful, you may end up paying more tax abroad than in Germany.
Today, Catherine and Sebastian take a very basic look at how the taxation of pensions and annuities is organized for tax purposes when you move abroad and what you need to be aware of if you move abroad in retirement.
See also: www.wohnsitzausland.com/rente...
00:00 - Intro
00:31 - Good preparation is extremely important
02:29 - What type of pension is taxed?
05:27 - Giving up residence - What do I look out for?
08:23 - Country comparison - Where is a pension profitable?
08:37 - Portugal
09:54 - Greece
10:41 - Italy
12:14 - Thailand
14:00 - USA
15:36 - Bureaucratic hurdles to be aware of
20:12 - Factor in transfer costs!
21:03 - Which countries are attractive?
22:05 - Beware of the tax trap
23:12 - Is there a way out of the tax trap?
24:44 - We can consult you
25:50 - Outro
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= About Perspektive Ausland (perspective abroad) =
Anyone who wants to move as an entrepreneur or freelancer from German-speaking countries to (tax-efficient) foreign countries or become a digital nomad has a lot of tax and legal questions.
Country selection, international tax law, setting up a company abroad, exit tax, visas, capital investments and asset protection - these are just some of the topics that you now have to deal with.
Perspektive Ausland (perspective abroad) is a German podcast from London that deals with exactly such questions. No matter what your motivation for moving abroad is - less taxes, more freedom or a higher quality of life - you've come to the right place.