Originally Posted by
Pearlharbour
of course and I’m aware of double taxation agreement between countries. But even like that if you pay 12% in Switzerland you have to pay the rest till 40% in your residence country.
Well, again this depends on the rules of your country of residence and the taxation agreement between Switzerland and your country of residence.
Originally Posted by
Pearlharbour
and even if you stay out of home for 6 months if your family lives in Western Europe it is considered as your residence country. It doesn’t matter how many days per year you stay away.
It is not only where your family lives, that is only one factor and there are others as well. But you're right, just because you spend more than 6 months somewhere, it does not automatically becomes your country of residence.