Why did Schumacher move to Switzerland?

..... Switzerland has to pay taxes when listening to radio, which is more than 10,000 yuan than Canada ... But the total tax revenue is in the middle and lower reaches of Europe. But for drivers, this is not taxable. The reason will be said below.

But they are not the main reason.

The answer is funny.

In the 1950s, Switzerland completely banned all racing-related activities. The cause was the tragic accident in Le Mans in 1955 (Mercedes-Benz rushed out of the track into the audience, with a cumulative death toll of 8 1), which was the most serious accident in the whole racing history. It is precisely because of this that Switzerland has enacted a bill to completely ban racing and all activities related to racing in the country.

Since there is no racing industry in Switzerland, the profession of racing driver naturally does not exist. So no matter how much money you get, you are unemployed in Switzerland, so it is true that you don't have to pay taxes in Switzerland. Not only that, they also need social security. So many big-name drivers have settled in Switzerland.

In addition, Switzerland has a beautiful environment and is recognized as a livable country. Although the cost of living is relatively high, it is indeed the best choice for drivers who have money and can receive subsistence allowances without paying taxes.