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Tax residence is the "place where a person has their habitual abode," while tax domicile is the place established by the person as the principal place of business and interests and as the place where all official notices and communications from the Revenue Agency are received.

It's advantageous to own one or more tax residences for the ability to manage an offshore business or multiple offshore businesses, coordinating them with the tax authorities best suited to that activity. It's not simply a matter of paying more or less tax, but rather of being able to take advantage of free trades, in the form of conferences, free trade agreements, and even different, often zero, taxes.
For the individual, however, a tax residence allows them to decide where and on what basis they are taxed, deeming one location more appropriate than another.

Up to 4 different tax residences.

No, in theory, the legal duration of your tax residency begins on the day you are registered in the consular district of your new country of residence, for natural persons. For legal entities, it simply coincides with the country of origin or incorporation of the company.

Regardless of the country you choose, the documents required are: a cumulative certificate of residence, citizenship, birth, family status, and a general criminal record certificate combined with a certificate of pending charges. All must be annotated.

All our services are intended for people aged 18+.

The convention that you, as Italians, will refer to to apply for permanent residency in Panama is called the "Friendship Treaty" in slang terms and officially the "Panama-Italy Trade and Navigation Convention." As you will notice, the legal name emphasizes the words "trade" and "navigation." The convention was created to guarantee two things: residency and then citizenship in Panama for Italians. To obtain residency and then be entitled to citizenship, Italians must demonstrate a "commercial" connection with the Republic of Panama. This requires the opening of a company of which you are the sole true owners and sole shareholders (or 50% shareholders) of a company, one and only one. This requirement is often misunderstood or deliberately omitted by street advisors, as they are called in Panama, that is, the last resorts looking for clients, whose goal is not to guarantee a legal transfer procedure to Panama, but to profit at the expense of poor clients who accept the risk to save on the company. What happens? Essentially, the client doesn't pay for the company, but only the legal process for obtaining residency. Their advisor, perhaps just the front page of some unfortunate law firm, will use a company that has been recycled hundreds of times, swapping its shares for the name of the last unfortunate individual. The unfortunate individual will proceed to obtain the residency that will initially be provided. After a year or two, during a routine migration review, it is discovered that the same company the client knew nothing about has been blacklisted due to the excessive number of clients who have become residents through the same residency. The result: the residency is revoked, and they are unable to re-obtain it for the rest of their lives. Even worse, if the five-year period expires, and upon the citizenship application, a review of past requirements is carried out to discover whether there was any prior negligence, concealed from the client. This is a typical case of a "last-minute offer" that many fall for.

Source: Panama Migration

Source: PDF Source (Number 8 in the PDF refers to the company)

FAQ 

Read about how to get residency in Panama, the procedures and its visas 

Currently the number one destination for digital nomadism is Playa del Carmen, Mexico. This tropical town, overlooking the second largest coral reef in the world and nestled in a tropical jungle that almost looks like something out of a movie, has the best infrastructure, such as fiber optic internet up to 700 Mbps, Wi-Fi everywhere, zero crime, zero rainfall, and sunshine 365 days a year with a cost of living 5.5 times lower than Panama and 8 times lower than Italy (average).

Yes, of course. Panama isn't the best place to live at the moment. It's certainly one of the best. As with accounts and companies, there's no "one size fits all" solution. It depends on your needs and your business, as well as your lifestyle.

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