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Tax residency in Chad
An individual is treated as a resident of Chad if they have their tax domicile in Chad, which is established when, during the calendar year, any of the following applies: the person has in Chad their home or principal place of abode; carries on in Chad their main professional activity (as an employee or self‑employed), other than activity that is merely incidental; or has in Chad the center of their economic interests. There is no standalone statutory day‑count threshold; substantial physical presence may evidence a principal place of abode. Individuals who do not meet any of these criteria are non‑residents.
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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