Singapore’s tax residency rules treat company directors differently from other foreign employees with no administrative concessions and stricter obligations for both personal and corporate tax position. Here’s what directors need to know.
Your day count history has a longer relevance to your tax position than most people realise. Since April 2025, spending 10 of the previous 20 years as a UK tax resident can bring your worldwide assets within the scope of UK inheritance tax long after you leave. Here’s what that means, and why accurate records are the foundation of understanding your position.
Most day counting apps record where your device was. That is not the same as building a contemporaneous evidence record that holds up in an HMRC residency enquiry. This guide covers spreadsheets, day counting apps, and what the best tax residency app for HNWIs actually needs to do — including what an enquiry costs if your records do not hold up.
Globally mobile creatives live across borders — but tax residency rules still count days. In this conversation with Richard Paul, we explore why strong travel records matter more than ever.
What are exit taxes? In an increasingly mobile world, more countries are taxing unrealised gains when individuals move abroad. This article explains how exit taxes work, why they matter for HNWIs, where they’re used today, and the key factors to consider when planning a relocation, especially the importance of tax residency and robust evidence.
UK non-dom reforms are raising the bar for trust compliance. Trustees can no longer rely on intent; they must be able to produce consistent, audit-ready tax residency evidence. Cowritten with Trident Tax, this article explores why traditional records fall short, how technology is reshaping standards, and what both Channel Islands and UK onshore trustees should do now.
Many HNWIs believe their day counting records are enough until an HMRC tax enquiry proves otherwise. From rough estimates to incomplete evidence, small assumptions can trigger costly investigations. Here are five common mistakes to avoid and how to safeguard your compliance.
The UK’s 2025 tax reforms are raising the bar for trust compliance, placing tax residency documentation under sharper scrutiny. Manual methods and self-declarations no longer offer enough protection. This article explores the pitfalls trustees face, what’s at stake, and how platforms like Daysium can help standardise and defend tax residency status across complex trust structures.
What happens when you’re stuck abroad due to illness or travel disruption? Some tax rules may let you disregard those exceptional days. But not all countries treat them equally, and claiming them isn’t easy. This article unpacks the concept of exceptional days in tax residency, explores global examples, and shows how to protect yourself with real-time tracking and solid documentation.
Think you can prove tax residency if asked? In an age of AI audits and digital trails, your word isn’t enough. This article breaks down what counts as real evidence, why weak records won’t cut it, and how automation can secure your compliance without disrupting your lifestyle.
Explore the jurisdictions supported by Daysium and get a quick overview of the key tax residency or visa rules for each. From Monaco to the UAE, we break down essential thresholds like the UK 90-day rule so you can stay compliant.
Managing tax residency compliance as a globally mobile individual involves more than just keeping a calendar of travel days. The Daysium Year introduces a structured, automated process that transforms traditional day counting into a strategic, error-free activity.