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💪🏻 ✈️ ➡️ Become a client now https://tinyurl.com/ywftz8ez Today Catherine & Sebastian talk about what the ominous 183-day rule is all about. You often hear that you are subject to unlimited tax liability in a country if you stay there for a certain number of days. Often 183 days are mentioned. What is it about the 183 days? Are they decisive for tax liability? The OECD defines that unlimited tax liability has nothing to do with periods of presence per se. It can't be otherwise, because there are many professionals such as pilots, consultants, musicians and long-distance drivers who are never present at their place of residence for 183 days. 00:00 - Intro 00:22 - The 183-day rule is not decisive 01:53 - What determines the tax liability? 02:17 - What if you have two residences? 03:44 - What exactly is the 183-day rule? 05:33 - Other tax liability criteria 06:20 - Which countries are suitable for tax residence? 08:43 - We can consult you 10:26 - Off the record 11:24 - Outro = Background = https://www.wohnsitzausland.com/fachw... https://www.wohnsitzausland.com/fachw... https://www.wohnsitzausland.com/fachw... = Our websites = https://www.stmatthew.de https://www.malta1.de https://www.auslandsunternehmen.com https://www.wohnsitzausland.com https://uskanzlei.com/ = About Perspektive Ausland (perspective abroad) = Anyone who wants to move as an entrepreneur or freelancer from German-speaking countries to (tax-efficient) foreign countries or become a digital nomad has a lot of tax and legal questions. Country selection, international tax law, setting up a company abroad, exit tax, visas, capital investments and asset protection – these are just some of the topics that you now have to deal with. Perspektive Ausland (perspective abroad) is a German podcast from London that deals with exactly such questions. No matter what your motivation for moving abroad is – less taxes, more freedom or a higher quality of life – you've come to the right place.