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- What is the US substantial presence test?The IRS test uses at least 31 current-year days and a weighted 183-day total across three years, subject to exceptions.
- How does the UK Statutory Residence Test work?The UK Statutory Residence Test uses automatic overseas and UK tests, then a sufficient-ties test where relevant.
- What is the 183-day rule for tax residency?Why 183 days is a common threshold, not a universal tax-residency answer, and why records of days and ties matter.
- Does spending 183 days make me tax resident?A cautious explanation of why a 183-day total can be important without being a universal residency verdict.
- Can a tax residency calculator determine my status?What a tax-residency calculator can usefully do and why an app should be framed as an early warning rather than a legal determination.
- How should I track tax residency days?A practical recordkeeping approach for tax-residency day counts, with clear limits on what a tracker can decide.
- How are days counted for UK tax residency?Why UK tax residency cannot be reduced to a simple 183-day counter and what records help with a Statutory Residence Test review.
- How do I calculate the substantial presence test?How to work out the substantial presence test — the 31-day current-year minimum and the weighted 183-day total across three years, with a worked example.
- How the Cyprus 60-day tax residency rule worksCyprus lets you become tax resident on just 60 days a year — if you meet four other conditions and are not resident anywhere else. The rule, the tests, and the days to track.
- How is a digital nomad taxed in Portugal?Spend 183 or more days in Portugal in a calendar year and you are generally tax resident on worldwide income. How the day count, a home, and the IFICI regime decide what a digital nomad owes.
- The 183-day rule in Germany, explainedIn Germany the 183-day rule is mostly a treaty test. Domestic residency turns on having a home (Wohnsitz) or a habitual abode (gewöhnlicher Aufenthalt) — which 183 days can trigger.
- Where are digital nomads tax resident?Digital nomads are not tax-free by default. Most stay resident in their home country until they break ties — and can pick up a second residency by overstaying anywhere. How the days decide it.