Quick validation
$149Target Ready in 5–8 minutes
A concise single-country report for a defined relocation question.
- Core tax snapshot
- Exit-tax flags
- Dated source list
Private tax-relocation reports
See what moving abroad does to your taxes.
Describe your situation in one sentence. Within 15 minutes you receive a private report whose published evidence is fetched and checked again before assembly.
A sentence or two is enough — in any language
Write in your own language — your report arrives in the language you write in. Free and anonymous until you order.
Reference pricing · Free test mode
Choose the depth your decision needs.
No payment is taken in the current public test. Capacity is limited, and every included figure must pass the same source-verification gate as a future paid brief.
Deep-dive
$299Target Ready in 8–12 minutes
A detailed report across tax, assets, treaty provisions and execution.
- Asset-by-asset analysis
- DTA provisions
- Advisor checklist
- Living-there orientation
Discovery
$449Target Ready in 10–14 minutes
A researched shortlist shaped around your profile and priorities.
- Up to three candidates compared
- Delta summary for the leading fit
- Excluded-figures appendix
- Living-there orientation
Reference prices are shown in USD $. Public test mode is currently free of charge; paid checkout is not enabled. Reports remain available at their private link for 12 months after delivery.
What you receive
- Your report in the language you write in
- Your language and English, PDF included
- Every rejected evidence claim listed openly
- Read the full sample report
Why evidence is fetched twice
DE–AE DTA · lapsed 31 Dec 2021confirmed 16 Jul 2026The treaty that lapsed while the guides kept citing it.
Germany and the United Arab Emirates signed a double tax agreement in 2010. It lapsed on 31 December 2021 and was never renewed. Guides and chat answers still in circulation cite it as current. TaxoTax treats research citations as leads, then fetches the selected URL again during verification before a claim can enter the report.
How it works
From open question to reviewable report.
Each stage creates a document your advisor can inspect, challenge and use.
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Describe the move
Share the jurisdictions, family situation, assets and decisions that matter.
- 02
Research current law
Relevant statutes, treaties and authority guidance are gathered with dated passages.
- 03
Verify the evidence
Selected URLs are fetched again; partial support and changed figures are blocked from publication.
- 04
Review with your advisor
Use the roadmap and checklist to focus paid professional time on judgement.
Public sample · United Kingdom → Cyprus
A report built to withstand scrutiny.
Inspect the full evidence layer: source passages, confidence flags, exit-tax analysis, treaty provisions, asset questions and reviewer status.
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See the first-order tax delta.
Choose your current tax residence and a destination. The comparison runs from a conservative curated dataset and appears immediately.
Germany United Arab EmiratesTop income rate47.48%0%
Capital gains rate26.38%0%
Wealth taxNo — Wealth tax suspended since 1997No
Inheritance taxYes — Up to 30% close family, 50% othersNo
Exit taxYes — Exit tax on shareholdings of 1%+ when moving abroad (AStG s.6)No
Special regimeNo special regime notedNo personal income tax; 9% corporate tax on business turnover > AED 1m
Germany
Source: PwC Worldwide Tax Summaries - Quick Charts, retrieved 2026-07-16
United Arab Emirates
Source: PwC Worldwide Tax Summaries - United Arab Emirates Individual, retrieved 2026-07-16
Exit-tax review required
Exit tax on shareholdings of 1%+ when moving abroad (AStG s.6)
Indicative 2026 orientation from curated sources. Personal facts, treaty tie-breakers and asset structures change the result.
Prepare my briefFAQ
Clear answers, before you begin.
For legal conclusions on your specific case, bring the finished report to a qualified advisor in each relevant jurisdiction.
Is this tax advice?
A report is orientation material, prepared for review with a qualified tax advisor or lawyer. It files nothing and replaces no professional judgement — it arrives structured so your advisor works from sourced figures instead of starting at zero.
What does a report contain?
A plain-language summary first, then the working sections: tax deltas, exit-tax exposure, treaty provisions, asset questions, a sequenced roadmap and a list of every figure that failed verification. The whole report is written in the language of your description; quoted source passages stay in their original language as evidence. A living-there section covers housing, schooling, healthcare and everyday infrastructure for your destination. You receive the report in your language and in English, with a PDF attached to the delivery email.
How long does research take?
Reports are ready within 15 minutes: a Quick validation typically takes 5–8 minutes, a Deep-dive 8–12 and a Discovery 10–14. You watch live progress on your report page while sources are collected and every figure is checked.
How are figures supported?
Research first records a source lead. Verification then fetches that URL again without a cached copy, requires one exact passage to support the complete claim, and checks that every numeric token remains unchanged. Unsupported and partial claims are excluded and listed.
Do I need an account?
No account is required. The free instant check runs immediately in your browser, and a finished report stays available through its private random link for 12 months.
Research library
Build your relocation shortlist.
Start with a destination snapshot, then use the sourced guides to prepare the questions your advisor should resolve.
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Jurisdictions
→02Compare 20 curated destination briefings.
Guides
→03Read current, source-led tax relocation analysis.
Compare destinations
→04Open sourced country snapshots side by side.
Origin hubs
→05Start with departure rules and popular corridors.
UK → UAE corridor
→06See the headline delta and departure exposure.
Germany → Switzerland
→Compare rates, exit tax and regime questions.