Expat Taxation in Europe

Expat Taxation in Europe: A Practical Guide Expat Taxation in Europe: A Practical Guide is an open educational resource covering tax residency rules, country regimes, and practical relocation steps for individuals moving within or to Europe. This book is aimed at remote workers, entrepreneurs, and EU/EEA citizens exploring legal tax planning options when relocating abroad. It does not constitute tax advice. Readers should consult a qualified tax professional for their specific situation. Contents Understanding Tax Residency Country Tax Regimes Compared Cyprus Non-Dom Status The 60-Day Rule Company Formation in Cyprus Moving Checklist About This Book European tax law is fragmented across 27+ jurisdictions. Each country has its own rules for determining tax residency, taxing foreign income, and applying exit taxes. Several countries offer special regimes designed to attract foreign talent, entrepreneurs, and investors. This guide focuses on: How tax residency is established and terminated A factual comparison of EU country tax regimes Cyprus as a case study - its Non-Dom regime, the 60-Day Rule, and company structure options A practical checklist for individuals planning a cross-border relocation Who This Book Is For Remote workers and digital nomads considering relocation within the EU Entrepreneurs and business owners seeking lower corporate tax environments Employees receiving dividends or passive income EU/EEA citizens leaving high-tax countries such as Germany, France, Sweden, Belgium, or the UK Tax professionals seeking a comparative overview for client consultations Disclaimer Tax law changes frequently. All figures and rules in this book are provided for educational purposes only and may not reflect the latest legislative changes. Always verify information with official government sources or a licensed tax advisor.