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Learn how to use the Nomad Tax Calendar and understand key tax terminology

1. Select Your Home Country

Choose your country of citizenship or tax residency from the homepage. We support 5 origin countries: United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and Ireland.

2. View Your Tax Calendar

The homepage calendar displays all relevant tax deadlines for your selected origin country. You can optionally filter by your current destination. Deadlines are color-coded by priority:

  • High priority (critical deadlines)
  • Medium priority (important dates)
  • Low priority (informational)

3. Explore Deadline Details

Click on any deadline to expand and see:

  • β€’ Full description and requirements
  • β€’ Specific forms needed
  • β€’ Nomad-specific considerations
  • β€’ Penalty information
  • β€’ Available extensions

4. Professional Attribution

All tax information includes:

  • β€’ Official government sources with numbered citations [1][2][3]
  • β€’ Direct links to tax authorities and legal documents
  • β€’ Last updated timestamps for accuracy
  • β€’ Professional disclaimer about tax advice limitations
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Tax Glossary

183-Day Rule

Common threshold where spending 183+ days in a country during a tax year triggers tax residency. Exact rules vary by country.

Bona Fide Residence Test

FEIE qualification based on establishing foreign tax residency for an entire tax year.

Relevant for:US flag US

Center of Vital Interests

Tax residency test considering where you have stronger personal and economic ties - family, home, bank accounts, business activities.

CGT (Capital Gains Tax)

Tax on asset sales. Non-residents only pay CGT on Australian real property and related assets.

Relevant for:AU flag AU

D7 Visa

Portugal's passive income visa for those with rental income, pensions, or investments. Minimum €870/month requirement tied to Portuguese minimum wage.

Deemed Domicile

After 15 of 20 years UK residence, you're treated as UK domiciled, losing remittance basis benefits.

Relevant for:UK flag UK

Departure Tax

Tax on deemed disposition of certain assets when ceasing Canadian tax residency. Payment can be deferred with security.

Relevant for:CA flag CA

Digital Nomad Visa

Special visa category for remote workers. Available in Portugal (D8), Estonia, Spain, and other countries with varying requirements and tax implications.

Domicile Test

Australian domicile with no permanent home elsewhere generally means Australian tax residency.

Relevant for:AU flag AU

Double Taxation

Being taxed by two countries on the same income. Tax treaties often prevent this through credits or exemptions.

Estimated Tax

Quarterly tax payments required when tax isn't withheld at source. Common for self-employed nomads.

Relevant for:US flag USCA flag CAAU flag AUIE flag IE

Extension

Additional time to file tax returns. Rules vary by country - some automatic, others require application.

FATCA

Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act. Requires reporting of foreign financial assets over certain thresholds.

Relevant for:US flag US

FBAR

Foreign Bank Account Report. Required if foreign accounts exceed $10,000 at any time during the year.

Relevant for:US flag US

FEIE (Foreign Earned Income Exclusion)

Allows qualifying US citizens/residents to exclude up to $120,000 (2023) of foreign earned income from US taxes.

Relevant for:US flag US

Financial Year

Australian tax year runs July 1 - June 30, different from calendar year countries.

Relevant for:AU flag AU

Foreign Tax Credit

Credit for taxes paid to foreign countries, reducing home country tax liability.

Form 11

Irish self-assessment return required if taxable non-PAYE income exceeds €5,000 or gross non-PAYE income exceeds €30,000. Due October 31 (paper) or November 19 (online via ROS).

Relevant for:IE flag IE

Form 2555

IRS form used to claim the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion and foreign housing exclusion/deduction.

Relevant for:US flag US

Golden Visa

Investment-based long-term residency visa. UAE offers 10-year version for $545k+ investment. Provides residency without physical presence requirements.

HECS-HELP

Student loan debt that continues to accrue for Australians abroad earning above repayment threshold.

Relevant for:AU flag AU

ITS Program

Portugal's Incentivo Γ  Atividade TecnolΓ³gica - replacement for NHR offering 20% flat tax on qualified tech activities for 10 years.

Medicare Levy

2% health system levy on taxable income. Non-residents are generally exempt.

Relevant for:AU flag AU

NHR (Non-Habitual Resident)

Former Portuguese tax program offering significant tax benefits. No new applications accepted after March 31, 2025. Replaced by ITS program.

Non-Domiciled Remittance Basis

Irish tax election allowing non-domiciled residents to pay tax only on foreign income brought into Ireland. Must be actively elected.

Relevant for:IE flag IE

NR73

Form to request CRA determination of residency status when leaving Canada.

Relevant for:CA flag CA

P45/P60

P45: Given when leaving UK employment. P60: Annual summary of pay and deductions. Important for expats.

Relevant for:UK flag UK

Penalties

Fines for late filing or payment. Can include interest charges and percentage-based penalties.

Physical Presence Test

FEIE qualification requiring 330+ days outside the US in any 12-month period.

Relevant for:US flag US

Preliminary Tax

Irish advance payment system requiring payment equal to prior year's tax liability by October 31 to avoid interest charges.

Relevant for:IE flag IE

Provincial Tax

Canadian provinces levy their own income taxes. Quebec has separate filing requirements.

Relevant for:CA flag CA

PRSI

Pay Related Social Insurance - Irish social insurance contributions required for certain types of income and employment.

Relevant for:IE flag IE

Remittance Basis

Non-domiciled UK residents can choose to only pay UK tax on foreign income brought into the UK.

Relevant for:UK flag UK

ROS (Revenue Online Service)

Ireland's online tax filing system. Provides extended deadline until November 19 vs October 31 for paper filing.

Relevant for:IE flag IE

RRSP/TFSA

Retirement/Tax-Free Savings Accounts. Special rules apply for non-residents, including contribution limits.

Relevant for:CA flag CA

Self Assessment

UK's annual tax return system. Due by January 31 following the tax year (April 6 - April 5).

Relevant for:UK flag UK

Significant Residential Ties

Primary factors for Canadian residency: home, spouse/partner, or dependents remaining in Canada.

Relevant for:CA flag CA

Source Income

Income earned within a specific country's borders. May be taxed by that country even if you're not a tax resident there.

Split Year Treatment

Allows UK tax year to be divided when arriving/leaving, with different tax treatment for each part.

Relevant for:UK flag UK

SRT (Statutory Residence Test)

UK's complex test determining tax residency through automatic tests and tie-breaker factors.

Relevant for:UK flag UK

State Tax

US states may continue taxing former residents. Some states (CA, NM, VA) are aggressive in pursuing expats.

Relevant for:US flag US

Superannuation

Australian retirement system. Non-residents face restrictions on contributions and access.

Relevant for:AU flag AU

T1135

Foreign Income Verification Statement. Required if foreign property exceeds CAD $100,000 at any time.

Relevant for:CA flag CA

Tax Residency

The country where you're considered a resident for tax purposes, determining where you pay taxes on worldwide income.

Tax Treaty

Agreement between two countries to prevent double taxation and determine which country has primary taxing rights.

Tie-Breaker Rules

Treaty provisions that determine tax residency when you qualify as resident in multiple countries.

USC (Universal Social Charge)

Irish social charge applying to most income above €13,000. Separate from income tax with its own rates and thresholds.

Relevant for:IE flag IE

Worldwide Income

All income regardless of where earned. Tax residents typically owe tax on worldwide income, subject to treaties and exclusions.

Need More Help?

Remember that tax laws are complex and change frequently. This calendar provides general guidance, but you should always consult with qualified tax professionals for advice specific to your situation.