Enter your income and see exactly how much tax you'll pay in different countries. Includes double taxation treaties, tax residency rules, and top low-tax destinations.
Most countries consider you a tax resident after 183 days per year. Once a tax resident, you typically owe taxes on your worldwide income — not just income earned in that country.
Over 3,000 bilateral treaties exist to prevent you from being taxed twice on the same income. If a treaty exists between your home and host country, you usually pay tax only once.
UAE, Bahrain, Monaco, and the Cayman Islands have no personal income tax. Some countries like Georgia and Cyprus offer flat-rate regimes for new residents — as low as 1-5%.
If you work remotely for a foreign company while living abroad, your tax situation depends on your residency. Some countries offer special digital nomad visas with tax incentives.