trc is not a *get out of jail card* by any means. It is just a supporting document for your whole set of circumstances.But the DTA would only be really useful if you are getting any type of income, dividends... from your home country (for example) and you want to use the TRC to use the DTA to exempt that income from your home country and be taxed by your new country rules.
In my case I just want the TRC as a "get out of jail" card in case my home country tries to investigate me, even when I complied with all the requirements for not being a resident in there.
Would be useful even if there's no DTA due to not being a UAE national.
I saw there's an option to request a TRC for "General" purposes in the process, it indicates it's only useful for UAE government and/or airlines?
But in this case seems they would create one, as they can't say there's no DTA there?
And for evidence purposes in case of investigation of your home country, something (even if not perfect) is better than nothing.
You're right! But at least in my country, if you don't have the TRC, well, good luck even if providing hundreds of other documents, even passport stamped for periods longer than 183 daystrc is not a *get out of jail card* by any means. It is just a supporting document for your whole set of circumstances.
What country is this? This thing is highly diverse and depends on every country, so its very beneficial to know the name of the adversary.You're right! But at least in my country, if you don't have the TRC, well, good luck even if providing hundreds of other documents, even passport stamped for periods longer than 183 days
If you can't prove you paid taxes on the other country, they will haunt you.
So in the UAE, as you don't have to pay, the only supporting document is the TRC.
Or is there any government web you can go to and get a tax document stating you declared everything and you owe 0? That would also work
Spain, have shivers down my spine when reading some case resolutions...What country is this? This thing is highly diverse and depends on every country, so its very beneficial to know the name of the adversary.
Are you looking for TRC because you:You're right! But at least in my country, if you don't have the TRC, well, good luck even if providing hundreds of other documents, even passport stamped for periods longer than 183 days
If you can't prove you paid taxes on the other country, they will haunt you.
So in the UAE, as you don't have to pay, the only supporting document is the TRC.
Or is there any government web you can go to and get a tax document stating you declared everything and you owe 0? That would also work
I'm going to work as an employee from March to end of the year in Dubai but have 100% remote work.Are you looking for TRC because you:
A. were a resident in UAE and resident in home country and now proving you have more ties in UAE
B. want to become resident again in home country after years being non-resident there and resident in UAE
C. have a tax audit from home country
I'm going to work as an employee from March to end of the year in Dubai but have 100% remote work.
So, the idea is to spend 90 days in Dubai to get the TRC, and then live in Europe closer to Spain (France and/or Portugal?)
I'll probably visit family during Summer and Christmas.
Always staying less than 183 days total in Spain.
But not sure if this is tightening the rope too much? Although I'll comply with all requirements to not be a fiscal resident in Spain.
So, it's "A", I'll have lived in both countries and I'm currently a freelancer in Spain until next month when making the switch.
Just want to make sure I understand everything before making the move, but as this new change is still to be implemented, then I'm a bit doubtful about how it will be exactly taken into reality.
Whilst non of this is absolutely mandatory (except logging out), it is incredibly recommended in the event of a challenge.excellent post
i am not sure if reporting to consulate is a must, if you report to authorities back home that you are moving out and get a proper confirmation from them in writing
another thing about having the apartment that is not rented out, what happens if you own a vacation home that you don't want to rent? could the authorities claim your tax residency then (i guess there are at least 2 cases - being a citizen and not being a citizen)?
You have always immigration records to show. And flight tickets. The thing is if you want to live somewhere where you are not supposed to be.i don't agree with the vehicle, i think house could be less challenged than the vehicle it self (for house you can show electricity bills with low consumption to prove you are not living there)
but then again, not a mandatory thing
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