What fits your life.
Your everyday life, goals, and the people affected by your decision are our starting point. Together, we assess which paths make sense for your plans.
For entrepreneurs, private clients, and families
A clear plan for decisions across borders.
Planning a move abroad, an international business, or the future of your wealth? Explore how No Borders Founder helps you understand your options and coordinate the steps ahead.
How No Borders Founder helps you decide
Your international plans should fit your life.
No Borders Founder advises entrepreneurs, private clients, and families on international plans. Alexander Erber starts with your actual circumstances and goals, assessing which paths fit your life. Residence, business, banking, wealth, and succession are considered together before you commit.
What informs your choice.
You compare options by their requirements, costs, and consequences. We explain the connections, clarify open questions, and identify reasons not to pursue a path.
How to move forward.
We document your options, open questions, and next steps. Alexander Erber guides you personally and coordinates the tasks agreed with you for implementation.
You decide. No Borders Founder plans and coordinates. Qualified specialists remain responsible for legal, tax, and other professional assessments.
YOUR STARTING POINT
Where would you like to start?
Choose the starting point closest to your situation. Explore the questions to consider, the services available, and the information that can help you take the next step.
Illustrative scenario
What to consider before a move abroad.
Suppose you want to live abroad while your business continues operating in its current location. Your family and wealth are also part of the decision.
A hypothetical example of how No Borders Founder works.
What you want to achieve
What should everyday life look like? How do you want to run your business? What does your family need? These questions shape the advice.
What needs to be considered together
We look at residence, business management, banking, family, and wealth together. Qualified legal and tax advisors assess the specialist questions that need to be resolved.
What you can decide next
You receive a written recommendation with options, outstanding specialist questions, and next steps. You can then decide whether and how to pursue your plans.
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What changes mean for your next decision.
Our analysis connects international developments with the decisions you face. Explore the opportunities, requirements, and risks to consider as you plan your next step.
SIGNATURE ANALYSIS · PROPERTY TAX · INTERNATIONAL
Countries With No Property Tax—and Which Charge the Most
Where ordinary homeownership carries no recurring property tax—and which countries reported the highest recurring property-tax receipts relative to GDP in 2024. That ratio is not a tax rate on your home.
· 19 min readRead analysisSignature Analysis
Panama and Vietnam: What Leaving the EU Tax Blacklist Means for Your Business
A business relationship you had long ruled out may deserve another look. A contract may be worth renegotiating. A location may get a second chance. Here is what the EU decision opens up in Panama and Vietnam—and how to tell whether the opportunity translates into a real advantage for you.
· 19 min readRead analysisSIGNATURE ANALYSIS · DUBAI TAXES · 2026
Does Dubai Have Taxes? What You Actually Pay on Salary, Business and Investments
Salary, consulting fees and company profit follow different rules. The real answer depends on your income, entity, residence and country of origin.
· 26 min readRead analysisSIGNATURE ANALYSIS · BUSINESS ASSET EXIT
No GmbH. Your Move Can Still Trigger Tax.
A private move does not decide the business-asset question. The issue is which values Germany can no longer tax, and when that loss creates a charge before a sale.
· 20 min readRead analysisOMEGA ANALYSIS · SUCCESSION · GERMANY
German Inheritance Tax 2026: Which Succession Plan Holds Up While Karlsruhe Reviews the Rules?
Two proceedings, no ruling yet. Test whether the succession plan survives more than one tax assumption.
· 17 min readRead analysis
