Determining the tax residence of individuals

Residency is an important factor when deciding which jurisdiction the taxpayer should pay tax in and rules vary between countries. Guillermo Narvaez, tax partner and technical director, Kreston Global Tax Group, considers the tax traps

Tax residence matters are often misconstrued as being an issue of little practical concern for most people, and for those who never move abroad and conduct only domestic business activities, this may well be the case. However, tax residence matters are important and neglecting them when they arise can be incredibly costly.

Article 4 of the Model Convention of the OECD (Model Convention) is dedicated to defining the tax residence of both individuals and artificial persons.

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