About TaxExpat

What this site is for

Choosing where to move often comes down to a handful of tax regimes: Portugal IFICI, Spain's Beckham Law, Italy's flat tax, Greece's non-dom routes, the Dutch 30% ruling and Cyprus non-dom. Each has its own rate, duration and entry conditions.

TaxExpat puts those numbers on one page, draws them as charts and runs them through an illustrative estimator, so you can see which regimes deserve a closer look.

Who it helps

Founders, senior executives, high earners and investors comparing European countries before a move. It also helps retirees see quickly where a regime does not cover pension income.

Editorial approach

We lead with numbers and state the conditions that decide whether you get them. We say where a regime is weak, including Portugal's. If we cannot verify a figure, we leave it out rather than estimate it.

The estimator uses published rates and clearly labelled simplifications. Where it cannot model an income type honestly, it says so instead of guessing.

How facts are checked and dated

Every regime parameter traces to a source listed on the homepage: official Portuguese and Dutch government sources where available, then established tax summaries and specialist publications. Each page shows the date it was last reviewed. Tax rules change often, so check the date and confirm current rules before acting.

Commercial relationships

Some pages link to specialist services we have a commercial relationship with. We only link where we think the service genuinely helps.

Disclaimer

TaxExpat publishes general information. It is not legal or tax advice, and it does not replace advice on your own situation from a qualified professional.

Contact

Corrections and questions: hello@taxexpat.eu