Etiqueta: tax residency
United Kingdom · 3 min de lectura
The UK buried non-dom in 2025. Its replacement only lasts four years
For over two centuries, being "non-domiciled" in the UK meant not paying tax on foreign income as long as you didn't bring it into the country. That system…
Switzerland · 3 min de lectura
Swiss lump-sum taxation: taxed on your lifestyle, not your income (and only if you don’t work in Switzerland)
It's one of Europe's oldest and least understood tax regimes: you don't declare your income, you negotiate your bill with the canton based on your expenses. But the…
Spain · 3 min de lectura
Living in Spain without becoming a tax resident (and why that line is stricter than you think)
Most guides repeat "more than 183 days" as if it were the only rule. There are at least two other ways to become a Spanish tax resident without…
Malta · 3 min de lectura
Malta and non-dom status: why staying outside the general system stopped being free in 2025
Malta's remittance regime is still real and still works, but since 2025 it has a minimum tax floor that didn't exist before. The gap between "little" and "zero"…
Guides · 4 min de lectura
How a double tax treaty actually works (the guide we link from every country)
Spain has treaties signed with more than 90 countries. Almost nobody reads them until two tax administrations claim them at once. Here's what they actually say and how…
Guides · 4 min de lectura
A visa isn’t a tax regime (and confusing them gets expensive)
Estonia, Dubai, Spain... every country with a digital nomad visa is solving a migration problem, not a tax one. They're related, almost never the same thing, and this…
Cyprus · 3 min de lectura
Cyprus and the 60-day rule: the fastest tax residency to get in the EU
While most countries require 183 days to consider you resident, Cyprus solves it with 60 — and as of 2026 it doesn't even require you to give up…
Andorra · 3 min de lectura
Andorra in 2026: why it’s still the most talked-about tax destination (and the most misunderstood)
0% up to €24,000 and a 10% ceiling sound like fantasy compared to Spain. The part that never makes the headlines is how hard it actually is to…