What is a Suitable

[Gollum82]

First and foremost, thanks for having me on the forum!

OK, so I am seeing advice on my tax and residency situation. What would your setup be, if you were me?

My situation:

- An affiliate marketer with a UK company and Belize company.
- Been out of the UK for the last four tax years - accountant has been telling HMRC that I am not resident, and therefore haven't been paying tax, other than corporation tax on my UK company.
- I have spent most of the last four years in Thailand, where I have been on tourist and educational visas. Although I could stay here, I haven't been paying any tax to Thailand. I wasn't planning on staying more than 6 months initially, and have kept pushing back the leaving date. I will be gone though in 5 weeks.
- Monthly earnings are approximately $35000.

Basically, I want a setup where I am resident in a country, can declare all of my income there, while minimising my tax liability. Andorra could be a good option, from what I have read - the only thing that puts my off there is the climate - especially if I have to spend half of the year there, to be classed as resident.

I would be happy spending a few months a year in a number of different countries, if I could live in the knowledge that I am not going to get into trouble with any authorities regarding residency or tax.

Advice is very much appreciated.

[GlobalTaxAdviser]

Your accountant should be able to help you.

If you are looking for a tax haven with decent weather then try Cayman Islands, Bermuda or British Virgin Islands

For low tax closer to home - Ireland, Jersey, Isle of man, Luxembourg. I probably missed a couple of other places too.

Technically you should have paid tax in Thailand