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Old 03-12-2007, 10:50 PM
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Originally Posted by grumpy001 View Post
instead you can pay income tax in one country on earnings if classed as domicile and a top slice in another country if it is higher than the domicile country.
Sorry if my answer was a bit broad and simple-

From my understanding from a Blevins Frank manual-
For UK residents who become domiciled in Cyprus, they need only pay the Cypriot flat rate of Pension tax. However, if the expat spends more than 90 days p.a. (throughout one calendar year, not successive) in the UK, then they will be liable for the top slice.

I am unaware of other countries policies on this one- thanks for the correction Grumpy
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