Where you should be tax-resident is a calculation, not a matter of taste.

• You are mobile and can choose where to be tax-resident — but you do not know where it is sensible.
• Your income and assets are scattered across several countries, and each wants its share.
• An event lies ahead — a sale, a move, an inheritance — and residence at that moment decides a great deal.

What the House does

The House does not sell a particular country. We build a map: where you stand now, which residence options are genuinely open to you, what each one means in money and in risk — and which holds best given your income sources.

• A map of your current residence position and its weak points.
• A list of the jurisdictions genuinely open to you, for your profile and mobility.
• A calculation of the consequences of each: rates, treaties, reporting, presence tests.
• Accounting for timing — the events that change the answer (a deal, a move, an inheritance).
• A recommendation with reasoning and a transition plan, where one is needed.

What you get: a map of the current residence position and its weak points · a comparison of the genuinely available jurisdictions with the consequences calculated for each · residence tied to the timing of events · a reasoned recommendation and a transition plan.

Why this way and not another

• Lists of the “best countries for tax” do not know your profile and lead you astray.
• A choice made on emotion or someone else’s experience ignores precisely your income sources.
• Each local adviser sees only their own country and does not compare them with one another.

What worries you — and the House’s answer

• “I’ll move, and it will turn out the country was wrong for my income.” — That is why we calculate against your income sources in advance, not from general lists.
• “I won’t pass the presence test in a jurisdiction that looks fine on paper.” — The reality of presence is checked before the choice: what you are willing and able to keep to.
• “The old country won’t let me go.” — The tie to the old side is part of the calculation, not a surprise later.

Where this leads

You hold a map: where you are tax-resident now, where it is sensible to be for your profile, and what it takes to get there. The choice of residence ceases to be guesswork and becomes a reasoned decision — with a clear price and a clear transition.