Your NHR status is coming to an end.
What happens next?
Are you approaching the end of your 10-year Non-Habitual Resident (NHR) period?
What happens next?
The end of NHR does not necessarily mean that there is one single answer for everyone.
Once the 10-year period comes to an end, the taxation of your income will depend on your individual tax situation and the rules applicable to you.
That is why it is worth reviewing your situation before your NHR period ends.
What should you consider when your NHR ends?
It is important to understand:
• Which tax regime will apply to your situation;
• How your different types of income may be taxed;
• Whether there are any options or alternatives to consider;
• And what the potential impact of the change may be on your tax situation.
There is no one-size-fits-all answer.
The right approach will depend on your individual circumstances, including the types of income you receive and your overall tax situation.
Why analyse your situation before your NHR ends?
Waiting until your 10-year NHR period has already ended may limit the time available to consider different scenarios.
Planning ahead gives you time to understand what may change and make informed decisions about your tax situation.
The key question is not simply:
“What happens when NHR ends?”
It is:
“What happens to my tax situation when my NHR ends?”
NHR Tax Analysis
An individual review of your tax situation to understand the tax framework that may apply after your 10-year NHR period and assess the potential impact on your situation.
Understand what may change and plan ahead before your NHR ends.
Is this analysis right for you?
Complete the form with some information about your situation. This will help us understand your circumstances and identify the main aspects that should be considered once your NHR period comes to an end.
