Flags remain; People Change I was walking home from the grocery store during one gloomy day in Punta del Este, (Uruguay’s Miami equivalent) and I passed two locals. They were dressed like communists from the 1970’s on a US college campus, and one even wore the Che Guevara shirt. They were disheveled looking, like they […]
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Uruguayans are Struggling While Punta is Running Hot
Conversations with a Former Customs Broker/Real Estate Investor in Uruguay Back in Punta I returned to Uruguay for a break from the loudness and recent chaos of Mexico–believe me, the added quiet to give me a good sleep alone was worth the cost of flying an entire continent. However, I took advantage even further to […]
Did Uruguay Just RUIN Their Tax System!?
Open Door Consultancy: What You Need to Know on Uruguay Tax Changes There has been much debate not only the Uruguayan Senate but also amongst nomads and expats whether Uruguay were to upend their entire financial and tax system, making it unviable as a person who works remotely or lives off of remote income. Fortunately, […]
