183 Days Myth (Tax Residency Misconception)

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When talking about tax residency many people think that the 183-day rule is the golden standard, and this is the amount of time you need to spend in a country in order to become a tax resident.

Is this really the case? Do you automatically become a tax resident when you spend 183 days in a country? Can you become a tax resident even if you spent less time? Are there other criteria that may be more important when the country determines whether you're a tax resident or not?

Today we are debunking the 183 days myth about tax residency.

Terms that we will be covering:
-Residency
-Tax Residency
-Tax Residency Certificate
-Tax Return
-Taxable income
-183 days
-Tax Status

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