Bank accounts
We open your accounts at destination and update your residency with your banks back home.
International tax
Wherever you come from and wherever you go, we take care of everything: leaving your country, arriving in the new one, your bank accounts and the reorganisation of your companies. And afterwards, we remain your accountants in your new country.
We coordinate your departure and arrival so that no country claims what it isn't owed. And we don't stop there: after the move we remain your accountants in your new country.
We study your case in both countries and decide when and how you move.
We close your residency at origin so they don't keep claiming taxes from you.
We register you in your new country, open your accounts and activate your tax advantages.
The most scrutinised year: we stay by your side until the move is consolidated.
We don't just handle the move: we remain your accountants in your new country.
Changing country isn't just changing tax authority. Your accounts, your companies and your assets move too. We take care of it all.
We open your accounts at destination and update your residency with your banks back home.
If you run your company from another country, it may become taxable there. We adapt the structure.
Property and investments you leave behind, without paying twice on them.
Certificates and evidence to prove the move if you are asked.
Heirs in different countries, without paying the tax twice.
Each country has its own rules, but almost all look at the same things. These are the key points we review in your case.
In many countries, spending more than 183 days a year makes you resident.
Having a home available counts, even if you barely use it.
Where your business, your income and your assets are.
If your partner or children stay behind, you are presumed to have stayed too.
It happens mostly in the year of the move. If there is a treaty, it is decided in this order:
Without a treaty, you may end up paying twice.
Two countries may claim the same income that year.
Some countries tax your capital gains when you leave, as if you had sold.
US citizens and green card holders file in the US wherever they live.
Moving to a tax haven can keep you resident for several years.
Each profile has its own risks and opportunities. We start by understanding yours.
A clear tax residency, wherever you work from.
Your company, reorganised so the move doesn't cost you more than it should.
Contract, payroll and special regimes for new arrivals.
Where each type of income is taxed, without double taxation.
Pension, savings and home: where each is taxed.
Together or in stages, we plan each person's residency.
With the study you know what suits you before moving anything. With full-service support, we take care of the whole move.
Know what suits you before moving anything.
We handle the whole move, from one country to another.
And after the move, we carry on as your accountants in your new country. Prefer to talk it over first? Ask for a free consultation.
It depends on each country: some count days and others look at your home, your family or where your income comes from. Leaving isn't enough: you have to stop meeting their criteria and, in many cases, notify them. It's the first thing we analyse in the study.
Yes, and it's common in the year of the move. If there is a double tax treaty between the two countries, the treaty decides which one prevails. If there isn't, the risk of paying twice is real. That's why it's planned before you move.
Not necessarily. Often it's enough to switch them to non-resident accounts and update your residency with the bank. We tell you which ones are worth keeping and which aren't.
If you run it from the new country, it may come to be considered resident there or end up taxed in both. We review the structure and propose the best option: keep it, move it or reorganise it.
You can keep it. It will usually still be taxed in the country where it is located, as a non-resident, and the treaty prevents you paying twice on the same income. We plan everything before the move.
Ideally 6 to 12 months before the move: it gives you time to choose the date, reorganise companies and open accounts without rushing. If you have already moved, we also help you put things in order.
Tell us where you're leaving from and where you're going. We'll tell you what you need, in what order and how much it costs.
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