Lockdown, tax residency and the law of unintended consequences

A little over 18 months ago and the idea of government enforced national lockdowns would have seemed like a very unlikely Orwellian concept indeed and yet, since then, over 100 countries have instituted at least one lockdown, affecting billions of people worldwide.

In this episode, we are joined by Price Bailey's Nikita Cooper to discuss the myriad of unintended consequences lockdowns have had on tax residency for individuals and corporations. From employees stuck abroad while visiting relatives to senior management inadvertently changing the corporate residency of their companies, we explore some of the practical implications.

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