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Tax residency in Namibia
An individual is a Namibian tax resident if he or she is ordinarily resident in Namibia under common-law principles; there is no statutory physical-presence or day-count test. Ordinary residence is the place of the person’s real home to which the person habitually returns and reflects a settled intention to live in Namibia on an indefinite or permanent basis. In assessing this, factors considered include the location of the permanent home and habitual abode, the presence of a spouse/partner and minor children, the nature and duration of employment or business activities in Namibia, ownership or lease of residential property and continuity of presence, and the overall pattern of personal, social, and economic ties. Temporary or transitory presence, without a settled intention and connection, does not of itself create residence.
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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