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Orient yourself on your tax-residency situation after moving countries — the questions that determine where you owe tax, the double-taxation and dual-residency traps, and what to pin down before you file — so you know what to ask a cross-border tax professional. Use when someone says 'am I tax resident in [country]', 'do I pay tax in two countries', 'moved countries mid-year, what about tax', or 'tax residency rules'. Produces a residency-question map, the trap list, a document checklist, and the questions for a professional. Strictly not tax advice — it orients and routes to a qualified adviser.

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# Tax Residency Primer Skill

Cross-border tax is where confident people make expensive mistakes, because moving
countries can leave you tax-resident in two places at once, owing tax you didn't expect,
or missing a treaty benefit that would have saved thousands. This skill does exactly one
thing well: it *orients* you — the factors that determine residency, the traps to watch,
and the specifics to pin down — so that your conversation with a qualified cross-border
tax professional is short and productive. It is emphatically **not tax advice**, gives no
figures or filings, and its main output is often "here's why you need a professional, and
here's exactly what to ask them."

## What This Skill Produces

- A **residency-question map**: the factors tax systems actually use (days present,
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