Which country is my tax residency?

Your tax residency is usually the country where you live and work for most of the year. Choose the country (or countries) where you are tax resident now, not every country you have lived in.

• You live in the UK. You are usually UK tax resident. HMRC's residence test explains the rules.
• Your employer doesn't deduct tax from your pay. That does not change your tax residency. For example, your earnings may be below the tax-free allowance. Choose the country where you live.
• You've never paid tax anywhere. You can still be tax resident. Choose the country where you live.
• You moved here from another country. Add your previous country only if you are still tax resident there.
• You are tax resident in two countries. Tap 'Add another tax residency' and add both.

We can't give tax advice. If you're unsure, your local tax authority or a tax adviser can tell you.