Day counting for expatriates
In short
Expat life means several residency clocks running at once: the country you left, the country you live in, and the countries you visit. TaxDin keeps one travel history and shows each country's count against its own rules — so a UK leaver, an NRI or a Singapore-based commuter can all see exactly where they stand.
One history, every country's rules
Log each midnight once. TaxDin buckets the same days into the UK tax year, the Indian financial year and the calendar year simultaneously — the three boundaries that trip up most expats.
Common expat situations TaxDin handles
- UK leavers watching the sufficient-ties day thresholds (16/46/91/121)
- NRIs managing the 120-day and 182-day visiting rules
- Singapore-based professionals tracking the 183-day line
- Frequent flyers who need workday counts, not just presence
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Frequently asked questions
I moved mid-year — can TaxDin handle that?
Your day counts stay accurate across the move, and the per-country readouts show each jurisdiction's view. Split-year treatment itself is an adviser question — but you'll bring exact dates to that conversation.
Does TaxDin only work for the UK, India and Singapore?
Automated rule readouts cover those three; day counting works for every country, so your UAE, US or anywhere-else totals are always available.
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