Most expats underestimate how many jurisdictions can still reach their wealth. A 4-minute check answering 20 yes/no questions across residency, asset location, income flows and historical ties is usually enough to surface the picture.
Two countries claiming the same asset does not automatically mean you pay tax twice. But it means a tax treaty has to resolve the conflict, and relying on that treaty without knowing how it works is how expats accidentally trigger five-figure surprises.
This scorecard was built by advisers who specialise in cross-border tax structuring. It covers four sections: residency signals, asset location, income flows and historical ties. Your section totals show which axes carry the most exposure, and your overall total shows how concentrated, or how spread, your overlap actually is.
If your map shows more overlap than you expected, that is not bad news. It is the precondition for fixing it. From there, a short conversation with one of our advisers can convert the map into an exposure-reduction plan.
