Which country has the least taxes and good security to live?

As far as I know, in Borneo, the citizens there don't pay taxes and they live happily with their King.

I cannot say for sure, but I can tell you if you want to pay taxes until your eyes bleed, move to Canada.

This wonderful frigid country may not go out of its way to invade countries on a whim, but the government doesn't have to develop an army to invade oil rich nations because they receive obscene amounts of money from there own people.

The great part is that as a citizen here, you never know how much is being taken from your pocket because all the taxes levied can be burried in the vast array of social programs. So,as a citizen you can be broke, but in a zen like state... reminiscent of Indian Cattle.

That would be nowhere. For everyplace you go to will have crime, no matter where it is. There are countries that don't impose a tax on it's citizens/inhabitants, but the crime is everywhere, because humans are such a diverse group of people. There will always be people who's sole intent in life is to hurt other people. On the other hand, there will also be people in the world who's sole intent is to help other people.

You could live in Alaska - they have no state personal income tax, and most places do not pay sales tax (VAT) either. In fact, residents get an annual payment from the state. This is because they get lots of revenue from selling oil.

Checkout Iceland although the name sounds unfriendly it's Greenland

that should have been named Iceland,Greenland is 100% ice,

Reyjavic is the capitol of Iceland'this place was also

home to the vikings.

I would recommend the Netherlands. As an expat working in the Netherlands with essential skills you can claim 30% of your salary tax free.

I believe it's Dubai. You can buy a house on the palm tree island for a mere $5 Million... and up.! and be Michael Jackson's neighbor because that's where he moved too.

Utopia

Such a country only exists in our dreams.

I have no idea, but I say pack up and move to Ireland or maybe even New Zealand.