For expats of most countries, if you spend no more than about a month per year in your native country and don't have property there, then you can declare non-re

For expats of most countries, if you spend no more than about a month per year in your native country and don't have property there, then you can declare non-residency. This way, you don't have to pay income tax to your home country, as you are not using their services. Also, if you are constantly on the move, not actually setting up shop and taking local clients, then local income taxes don't really apply either. Nomads aren't really compatible with most income tax systems, for better or worse. It is different for Americans, though, they are on the hook for income tax regardless of where in the world they reside.