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Tax residency in Pitcairn Islands
An individual is regarded as resident in the Pitcairn Islands for a tax year if he or she is ordinarily resident there—ordinarily resident taking its common‑law meaning as the place where the person habitually and normally lives as part of the regular order of life, with continuity apart from temporary or occasional absences and having regard to intention, permanence, and the overall pattern of living—or if the person is present in the Pitcairn Islands for more than 183 days in that tax year. An individual who does not meet either test is treated as non‑resident for that year.
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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