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Tax residency in New Caledonia
An individual is regarded as tax resident of New Caledonia if they have their tax domicile (domicile fiscal) in New Caledonia. This is met for a calendar year if any one of the following applies: the individual’s home (foyer), meaning the place where their household habitually lives, is in New Caledonia; their principal place of abode is in New Caledonia, generally evidenced by spending more than 183 days in New Caledonia during the year; they carry on in New Caledonia their principal professional activity (whether as an employee or self‑employed), unless that activity is ancillary; or their center of economic interests is in New Caledonia (for example, where their main investments, business, or asset management are located). Meeting any single test is sufficient for residency.
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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