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I'm currently paying taxes in my home country (UK) since I have a regular job with a UK company. I live in Estonia with a DNV (and most likely plan on staying the full year).

Technically, if I stay more than 6 months I need to pay taxes here, however, they seem to make it quite complicated and expensive, given my employer doesn't have an entity here.

This just got me thinking whether you guys in a similar situation just ignore this and assume nobody will say anything, or do you do everything by the book? Or do you make sure you don't stay more than 183 days?

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[–] idbedamned@alien.top 1 points 10 months ago

It works the other way around, the burden is on you to prove you were not there.

Proof is made via credit card statements, travel tickets, accommodations, etc. Most common is credit card statements.