It’s decided, I’ll move to the Seychelles, live for a couple of months and then move to Dubai. But you must admit, this doesn’t explain why centralized exchanges launch KUS. And the process of withdrawing crypto into fiat by a counterparty has nothing to do with exchanges at all. In general, I understand what you mean when you write about things that are not the case, but who forces these exchanges to open local offices in almost every country.
I'm not talking about things in general. When a company generates economic benefit in a country, it must pay taxes in that country, when a user obtains economic benefit in a country, it must also pay taxes in that country, except in the countries that appear in the article in my previous post. This is how tax laws work, although those laws are different in each country.
Exchanges, like other companies, must have tax domicile in each country in which they want to obtain a license, so they must open offices. In my country it is like that and I can guarantee it 100%, although in other countries I don't know what it will be like, but I guess it won't be much different.
The cryptocurrency to fiat withdrawal process has a lot to do with the exchanges, as the exchanges make profits (fees) which must also be taxed. Banks, which are where these cryptocurrencies arrive in the form of fiat, must also pay taxes and charge fees.