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Lessons learned from relocating tax residency as a digital nomad
Relocating tax residency as a digital nomad often looks simple from the outside, but the real challenges appear in the details. The biggest lessons rarely come from tax rates or destinations, but from how systems, behaviors, and assumptions interact across borders. This article distills practical lessons learned from going through the process firsthand.
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.
Payment processors and banking after moving tax residency
Changing tax residency does not stop payments, but it often changes how banks and payment processors see you. Many founders discover that the real friction after relocation is not taxes, but compliance reviews, account freezes, and repeated requests for clarification. This article explains how payment processors and banking are affected by a tax residency change and how to manage the transition smoothly.
Documents required for tax residency in Paraguay
Obtaining tax residency in Paraguay is relatively straightforward compared to many other jurisdictions, but it still requires proper documentation and sequencing. Knowing which documents are needed, and why they matter, can save weeks of delays and prevent costly mistakes. This article outlines the key documents typically required to establish tax residency in Paraguay.
B2B contracts and tax residency: what changes after relocation
Relocating and changing your tax residency does not automatically break your B2B contracts, but it does change the context in which they operate. What used to be a neutral clause can suddenly have tax, legal, or operational consequences. This article explains how B2B contracts should be revisited after relocation and which changes actually matter.