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Tax residency in Gabon
For individual income tax purposes, Gabon applies a tax‑domicile test: an individual is a resident if their tax domicile is in Gabon, which is deemed to be the case if any one of the following applies—(i) they have in Gabon their home (permanent home/foyer) or principal place of residence (habitual abode), (ii) they carry on in Gabon their principal professional activity (whether salaried or not), or (iii) they have in Gabon the center of their economic interests. Individuals not meeting any of these conditions are non‑resident. Residency is determined by reference to the calendar year, and in cases of dual residence an applicable tax treaty’s tie‑breaker rules may apply.
This summary is general information, not tax or legal advice. Rules change and individual circumstances vary — confirm with a qualified adviser before making decisions.
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