Moving abroad, yes. But doing it right.
Dubai, Cyprus, Malta, Thailand, Georgia, Bali: everyone talks about it, few do it properly. A badly prepared move costs more than staying, because tax authorities look at your life, not your address.
Three situations we see every week.
An address in Dubai and a life at home: the tax office keeps you as a resident, reassesses and adds penalties. Days, family, accounts: everything counts.
Leaving with a profitable company can trigger precise rules in many countries. Nobody tells you before, everybody reminds you after.
Some countries, the United States first, tax their citizens wherever they live. Moving does not solve what was left unsolved.
A questionnaire, a call, a deliverable, follow-up.
Where, when, with whom, with what income, and what you keep at home: flat, family, company, bank account.
We tell you frankly whether the plan holds up against your home tax office, what it costs and saves, and where to start. Some plans stop here, and that is good news.
Tax residency, company, bank, visa, health cover, home-country obligations: a dated, costed plan with the documents to gather and the order of steps.
Company, account, visa, local accountant. Then a check-in before each tax return: a relocation is defended over time, not on the day you leave.
The scope, topic by topic.
Dubai, Cyprus, Malta, Poland, Georgia, Thailand, Bali, Spain, Portugal: each has its own tax, banks, visas and daily life. We start from yours, not from a YouTube video.
What ends your tax residency at home, and what keeps it despite you. Most failed relocations are lost on this point.
Local structure, bank account, accountant, visa or residence permit, with our partners in more than 20 jurisdictions.
Exit taxes, home-source income, property, a company kept at home, citizenship-based taxation for Americans: what stays due, and how to plan for it.
Invoicing between a home company and the foreign structure, dividends, salaries, services: a setup that holds before both tax authorities, without double taxation.
What to do with the foreign company, how to bring money back, when to become a resident again. An improvised return cancels out the savings.
Two businesses, one service.
- Relocating the owner and locating the company
- Subsidiary or holding in Dubai, Cyprus, Malta, Georgia or Poland
- Flows between the home company and the foreign structure
- Exit tax and the owner's tax residency
- The right country for your income and your real life
- Tax residency, company, bank account, visa
- What your home country still expects after you leave
- Moving back: prepared, not endured
Frequently asked questions.
Is Dubai really zero tax?
I am a US citizen. Does moving change my taxes?
How many days do I need to spend abroad?
Do you handle everything?
Can I keep a bank account at home?
It doesn't only happen to other people.
Write to us by form or on Telegram: we tell you where you stand, and what it costs.
