
Common mistakes founders make before changing tax residency
Changing tax residency can significantly improve flexibility and tax efficiency, but only if it is done deliberately. Many founders rush the process, focusing on the destination rather than the transition. The most costly problems usually come from mistakes made *before* the move, not after. This article highlights the most common pitfalls and how to avoid them.

The future of tax residency for remote entrepreneurs
The rise of remote work is reshaping how tax authorities and entrepreneurs think about residency. For digital nomads, founders, and remote business owners, traditional rules are increasingly being challenged, while new frameworks and enforcement strategies are emerging. This article explores the evolving landscape of tax residency for remote entrepreneurs and what it could mean in the near future.

Can you keep EU clients while being tax resident in Paraguay?
Becoming a tax resident of Paraguay does not mean you must give up EU clients. In most cases, you can continue working with European customers legally and smoothly, as long as your business structure, contracts, and tax setup are aligned with your new residency. This article explains what actually matters and where founders most often make mistakes.