Tax disclaimer
In short
TaxDin is a day-counting aid. It records where you were, applies published day-count thresholds, and shows you the arithmetic. It is not tax, legal or accounting advice, and it cannot decide your residency position — only a qualified adviser looking at your full circumstances can do that.
What TaxDin does
- Counts your days per country against the correct year boundaries
- Applies published thresholds (183 days, sufficient ties, Section 6, and similar) to your record
- Exports clean numbers you can hand to an adviser
What TaxDin does not do
- It does not give tax, legal or accounting advice
- It does not handle every edge case — split-year treatment, treaty tie-breakers, transit and exceptional-circumstances days can change the answer
- It does not file anything with any tax authority
When to see an adviser
If you are near a threshold, changed countries mid-year, have income in more than one country, or could be resident in two places at once, take your TaxDin export to a qualified tax adviser. Rules also change — verify current thresholds with official sources before acting.
Frequently asked questions
Can I rely on TaxDin's resident / not-resident readout?
Treat it as a well-organised starting point, not a determination. The readout is only as complete as your data and the published tests it implements; an adviser should confirm any position you act on.
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