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06/12/2022 dr Anna Maria Panasiuk - Wealth Advisor
Seeing how many people are trying to find the right place for themselves and their cryptocurrencies, we can notice problems related to incomplete regulation of this market. Today, governments are out to take control, or at least oversee the cryptocurrency market. Progressive work on regulations in this area can be expected. An increasing number of European countries take a decision to tackle this issue. So, what does the taxation of cryptocurrencies in Germany look like compared to what we know from our system?
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20/06/2022 dr Anna Maria Panasiuk - Wealth Advisor
Cryptocurrencies are slowly, yet relentlessly fighting for their place in the mainstream of investments and alternative currencies. At the same time, governments are doing their homework by introducing new laws and tax regulations. Certain countries compete in building their image as crypto hubs (Portugal, Switzerland or the UK) by creating facilities for investors. However, it is a world that is very rapidly changing and evolving. While some countries are trying to attract investors, many see cryptocurrencies as a potential new area for tax revenue; thus, it is not surprising that there is an aim to tax them. Let us take a look at what these regulations look like in Europe today.
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30/03/2022 dr Anna Maria Panasiuk - Wealth Advisor
Real estate is a very graceful and safe way to invest and every investor has in his portfolio several flats, plots, premises... In this paper I pose the question - which property markets to consider given the market potential and returns in previous years? Property prices in the EU have increased 86% on average over the last 20 years. During this time, property price growth in Switzerland has been well over 100%, and in some areas even 200%. I am writing about the ins and outs of investing in property in Switzerland right here.
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09/11/2021 dr Anna Maria Panasiuk - Wealth Advisor
Let’s face it, each portfolio is currently undergoing quick remodelling and regrouping of its assets. The market analysis either prompts caution as in “let’s wait and put planned investments on hold”, or, quite the opposite, encourages a more aggressive approach with focus on potential benefits of a market shakeup and spotting opportunities in stocks that are tumbling most.
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09/11/2021 dr Anna Maria Panasiuk - Wealth Advisor, Dorota Sajewicz - Investment Partner | Founder of CENTRE
Offshore investments entail additional risks resulting from the limited scope for exercising direct control over the company. But is the market of origin of technology really important in the current state of globalisation of needs and problems?! Who can afford to limit themselves to the local market without considering the most promising and dynamic emerging markets? Experienced investors are aware of this and that is precisely why Poland is currently the third largest investment market in Europe. The total value of foreign investments in 2019 reached USD 21.8 billion (fDi Intelligence report).
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09/11/2021 dr Anna Maria Panasiuk - Wealth Advisor
2020 was not an easy year. It brought extreme moods, new perspectives, sudden opportunities. Sales which seemed difficult at first, turned out to be easy and quick; exiting an investment suddenly became possible due to growth in sector specific demand. This does not mean that 2020 was not a stressful year, on the contrary, it elicited many emotions in investors and 180-degrees turns! How investments were assessed in 2020 changed dramatically as early as in Q1, that is immediately after the first reactions to the pandemic. Each investment was analysed through the lens of a new reality. Not surprisingly 2020 can be summed up as an investment year with emphasis on securing capital. Here, we are looking at what happened in the 6 main investment areas.
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09/11/2021 dr Anna Maria Panasiuk - Wealth Advisor
The geopolitical unrest (particularly the situation in Poland) that has accompanied our lives in recent years has only strengthened during the Covid pandemic. The sluggishness and ineffectiveness of the courts, the inevitable and unchanging fiscal policies are the most common arguments for change of residence given by our clients. Today, entrepreneurs are looking for alternative solutions and inevitably reorganise their assets and companies with a view to rationalise costs and safeguard their business from geopolitical upheaval.
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