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Tax Alert - Digital nomad tax: The reality check nobody warned you about
In today’s evolving work environment, the rise of digital nomadism is reshaping how individuals live, work, and manage their tax obligations across borders. While remote work offers flexibility and mobility, it also introduces important tax, compliance, and administrative challenges that cannot be overlooked. Issues such as tax residency, double taxation, permanent establishment risk, VAT exposure, and personal income tax obligations can arise even during short-term stays in foreign jurisdictions.
This tax alert highlights the key realities associated with working remotely from another country and underscores the need for careful planning, structured record-keeping, and a clear understanding of both tax and immigration requirements. It also reinforces the importance of maintaining audit-ready documentation and using proper systems to manage income, expenses, and compliance responsibilities effectively.
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Ayesha Bedwei Ibe
Partner | Global Tax and Legal Services People Leader, WMA Tax Leader, PwC Ghana
Tel: +233 (0) 30 276 1500
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Partner | WMA Corporate Responsibility Leader, PwC Ghana
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