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The Introduction of Reduced Taxes for Expats in Portugal With In-Demand Professional Skills

The end of the non-habitual resident (NHR) tax program created major changes to the taxes…

Ian Woya10th April 2025

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Allowances and Reductions Within the French Capital Gains Tax System

Tax residents living in France or expatriates considering a relocation should always ensure they factor…

Ian Woya5th April 2025

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Reforms to Non-Resident Taxes for Expats in Belgium: The Impacts of Recent Changes

Belgian authorities announced last year that the 'special tax regime’, which previously benefited around 27,000…

Ian Woya2nd March 2025

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Introducing Portugal’s Non-Habitual Residency Regime 2.0: The Incentivised Tax Status Program

The original Portuguese Non-Habitual Residency regime (NHR) was established in 2009. It acted as a…

Ian Woya10th February 2025

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Why Overwhelming Tourism Demand Could Impact Living Costs and Taxes for Expats in Canary Islands Hotspots

The Canaries have long been one of the most popular holiday destinations throughout the European…

Ian Woya28th January 2025

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When to Consult a Tax Specialist to Clarify Your Tax Residency Status

Tax residency is often assumed to be fairly straightforward – you live in one primary…

Ian Woya25th January 2025

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Taxes for Expats in Malta: Why Malta Is Considered One of the Most Appealing Countries for Retirees

Malta has long been a draw for retirees looking for the perfect combination of high…

Ian Woya15th January 2025

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Exploring the UK’s Proposed Expatriate Tax: The Argument For and Against Exit Taxes

The Autumn Budget 2024 brought few surprises. Still, it provided clarity amid months of speculation…

Ian Woya10th January 2025

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Claiming Tax Relief as a Foreign National: Understanding Taxes for Expats in Canada

Living in Canada as a resident expatriate can be a significant change, as a country…

Ian Woya15th December 2024

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Managing Cross-Border Tax Exposure: How Expat Tax Services Can Assist

Cross-border tax obligations can be complex for expatriates worldwide. They must manage the contrasts between…

Ian Woya30th October 2024

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The Introduction of Reduced Taxes for Expats in Portugal With In-Demand Professional Skills

Allowances and Reductions Within the French Capital Gains Tax System

Reforms to Non-Resident Taxes for Expats in Belgium: The Impacts of Recent Changes

Introducing Portugal’s Non-Habitual Residency Regime 2.0: The Incentivised Tax Status Program

Why Overwhelming Tourism Demand Could Impact Living Costs and Taxes for Expats in Canary Islands Hotspots

When to Consult a Tax Specialist to Clarify Your Tax Residency Status

Taxes for Expats in Malta: Why Malta Is Considered One of the Most Appealing Countries for Retirees

Exploring the UK’s Proposed Expatriate Tax: The Argument For and Against Exit Taxes

Claiming Tax Relief as a Foreign National: Understanding Taxes for Expats in Canada

Managing Cross-Border Tax Exposure: How Expat Tax Services Can Assist

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