Where should you be paying taxes in the Covid-19 hit era?

Living in the Netherlands but with income in another country? The country that will levy your tax depends on where you live, the kind of income it concerns, your movements during the tax year, and also the particular treaties between countries. But some countries such as the US have a couple of hundred articles.’ While one country might be fairly close to the OECD model, another might be very strict, while the timing of the tax years between two countries could also be different. The terms of the treaty between the two countries will determine which country has the right to levy tax on types of your income – a kind of tie breaker, if you like. If you spend 183 days of one tax year in country, that country has the right to levy taxes on your income.