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When it comes to taxes, expatriates have some of the most complex hoops to jump through.
Don’t fall flat on your face – let our ex-pat tax experts sort everything out for you instead.
Expatriate taxes refer to the tax obligations and considerations that occur when a person moves from one country to another for work or other purposes (retirees, for example). When a person becomes an expatriate, they may become subject to tax obligations in both their home country and their country of residence, which may involve multiple tax jurisdictions and become extremely complex.
That’s why we recommend speaking to someone who’s an expert in ex-pat tax advice. After all, you don’t want to be starting your new life abroad with tax litigation proceedings! If you need help with your ex-pat tax situation, we’ll put you in touch with a Tax Native who knows the ins and outs of taxes for ex-pats in your corner of the world.
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Registering ex-pat status is important because it determines your domicile status, and the tax obligations in your home country and your country of residence. Failure to register ex-pat status might result in unintentional tax evasion or double taxation, which could lead to penalties and legal consequences.
By registering your ex-pat status, you can ensure that you’re meeting your tax obligations in both countries, taking advantage of any applicable tax treaties, and avoiding any potential issues with tax authorities. It can also provide access to certain tax benefits and exemptions.
If that sounds like a lot of work (spoiler alert: it is) then we know some folks that can help. Our network of international tax experts can help you with any and all aspects of your ex-pat tax status, leaving you to get on with more important stuff (like enjoying the country you’re moving to). Hit the button below and let’s get the ball rolling.
Capital gains tax is a duty on the profit made from the sale of an asset, such as property, shares, or other investments. The treatment of capital gains tax for expatriates depends on a number of factors, including the country of residence, the country of origin, and the length of time spent in each country.
For example, in some countries, an ex-pat may be subject to capital gains tax in both their country of origin and their country of residence. However, many countries have tax treaties in place to avoid double taxation, allowing ex-pats to offset the tax paid in one country against their tax liability in the other.
It’s worth bearing in mind that in some cases, an ex-pat may still be considered a tax resident of their country of origin even if they are living and working abroad, and may be subject to capital gains tax on any assets sold while abroad. On the other hand, if an ex-pat has been living and working abroad for a certain period of time, they may become a tax resident of their country of residence and be subject to capital gains tax in that country instead.
It can all be very confusing, so if this situation sounds familiar then get in touch with us and we’ll put you in touch with an ex-pat tax expert in your corner of the globe who can take care of it all for you with their expert knowledge of your two chosen territories.
Understanding your personal allowance and disregarded income can help you to manage your tax liability and avoid paying too much tax. If, however, you’d prefer an expert to take care of it all for you (and why wouldn’t you?) we can put you in touch with an expert who can provide professional advice and answer any questions or concerns about your ex-pat tax situation.
Tax residence can be determined by the number of days an individual spends in a country, as well as other factors such as the individual’s ties to that country, such as property ownership or family members living there.
If an ex-pat meets the criteria for tax residency in their host country, they may be required to pay taxes on their worldwide income in that country and their home country. However, many countries have tax treaties in place to avoid double taxation and provide relief for ex-pats.
Get in touch with us if your domicile status is about to change and we’ll help you to appoint a professional tax expert who specialises in dealing with taxes for ex-pats.
Think of us as a tax dating service (stay with us on this). We swipe through our network of international tax consultants and find one that’s a perfect match for your unique tax situation.
Whether you’re of retirement age and are looking to invest your pension, a property magnate expanding your portfolio into new countries, or a stakeholder in a business that is opening up a satellite in a new location, our international tax advisors can help you with the tricky business of abiding by local tax laws.
We’ll strip away all the jargon and make the world of international tax feel much more intimate. A match made in international tax heaven, if you will. Find out more about your tax destinations and jurisdictions using the map below.
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The Curator is a fully-fledged member of the Tax Natives team. As such, they are capable of making introductions to other Tax Natives and are also able to take leads from their fellow Natives.
However, the Curator has additional responsibilities. They are tasked with the responsibility of managing and updating one of the jurisdiction pages.
There is only one Curator membership available for each jurisdiction.
Where a Curator fulfils their commitments then they receive a 100% discount against their monthly membership fee.
Initial admin fee | £250 Free |
Minimum membership term | 12 months |
Article contentCreator and Curators must create at least one piece of original, quality-approved content each quarter. |
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Managing and updating your jurisdiction page | Yes |
TAX NATIVES: CREATOR —
The Creator is a fully-fledged member of the Tax Natives team. As such, they are capable of making introductions to other Tax Natives and are also able to take leads from their fellow Natives.
However, the Creator has additional responsibilities. They commit to their other Natives that they will produce at least one piece of quality content each quarter – whether an article, video or other valuable content.
There are multiple Creator memberships available for each jurisdiction. Where a Curator fulfils their commitments then they receive a 100% discount against their monthly membership fee.
Initial admin fee | £250 Free |
Minimum membership term | 12 months |
Content creationCreator and Curators must create at least one piece of original, quality-approved content each quarter. |
YesCreator and Curators must create at least one piece of original, quality-approved content each quarter. |
Managing and updating your jurisdiction page | No |
TAX NATIVES: ADVISOR —
The Adviser is a fully-fledged member of the Tax Natives team.
As such, they are capable of making introductions to other Tax Natives and are also able to take leads from their fellow Natives.
The Adviser Native is a care-free soul and has made no other commitments to his fellow Tax Natives to generate content or curate a jurisdictional page.
That's cool.
However, the Adviser will be eligible to pay the full monthly membership fee.
Initial admin fee | £250 Free |
Minimum membership term | 12 months |
Content creationCreator and Curators must create at least one piece of original, quality-approved content each quarter. |
No |
Managing and updating your jurisdiction page | No |
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