Remote Work in Costa Rica: Immigration Police vs Tax Authorities
How Costa Rica’s immigration and tax systems differ for remote workers: Digital Nomad Visa limits, 183-day tax residency, local-client risks, and compliance tips.
How to Choose a Place to Actually Live vs a Place to Actually Be Tax-Resident
Separate your living location from tax residency: weigh lifestyle, understand tax rules, and build a compliant dual-location strategy.
How to Keep Your Company Offshore and Yourself Tax-Resident Somewhere Else
How to legally run an offshore company while establishing personal tax residency elsewhere — jurisdiction choices, compliance, reporting, and substance rules.
Physical Presence Tests Around the World: How Close Can You Cut It?
Explains 183-day rules, the U.S. 330-day FEIE and Substantial Presence Test, plus practical tracking and planning to avoid unexpected tax bills.
Second Residency vs Tax Residency: Stop Mixing These Up
Understand the crucial differences between second residency and tax residency to avoid costly tax mistakes and optimize your financial strategies.
Uruguay’s Tax Incentives for New Residents: Who Actually Benefits?
Explore Uruguay’s tax incentives for new residents, highlighting benefits for high-net-worth individuals, retirees, digital nomads, and investors.
Territorial Tax vs Worldwide Tax: How to Choose Your Next Base
Explore the pros and cons of territorial and worldwide tax systems to determine which one best suits your financial goals and lifestyle.
The Problem With “183 Days”: Debunking the Most Misused Tax Rule
Unravel the complexities of the 183-day tax rule to avoid costly residency mistakes and understand the nuances of international tax laws.
Prospera Tax Residency: How Honduras’s ZEDE Works for Nomads and Entrepreneurs
Explore the unique tax advantages and residency options that Próspera offers to digital nomads and entrepreneurs in a semi-autonomous zone in Honduras.
Tax Obligations That Follow You Even When You’re “Abroad”
U.S. citizens abroad must navigate complex tax obligations, including filing returns and reporting foreign income, despite living overseas.
