@Nomado
i am aware of this concept.
i am not aware of concept where they would try to make you a resident in case you do rent the real estate (and pay applicable tax)
so, as HNWI you have multiple vacation homes in different countries (as an investment), does that mean those countries can try to tax you due to owning that real estate?
@JohnnyDoe and I had this discussion few years ago, and he stated that you can own a real estate without any risk of being claimed as tax resident.
JohnyDoe, what do you think now?
If you own some houses/apartments in a country, where you have citizenship(but never lived there, or officially signed out), is that a risk (lets consider Europe)?
Does anything change if you rent those properties during season (lets say it is vacation property, which you rent during summer through an agency, and pay applicable tax)?
in some countries you must not own a real estate that is not rented out.
i am aware of this concept.
i am not aware of concept where they would try to make you a resident in case you do rent the real estate (and pay applicable tax)
so, as HNWI you have multiple vacation homes in different countries (as an investment), does that mean those countries can try to tax you due to owning that real estate?
@JohnnyDoe and I had this discussion few years ago, and he stated that you can own a real estate without any risk of being claimed as tax resident.
JohnyDoe, what do you think now?
If you own some houses/apartments in a country, where you have citizenship(but never lived there, or officially signed out), is that a risk (lets consider Europe)?
Does anything change if you rent those properties during season (lets say it is vacation property, which you rent during summer through an agency, and pay applicable tax)?
