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Jun 26, 2026Schengen 90/180 vs. the 183-day tax rule
Schengen 90/180 vs the 183-day tax rule: two different clocks. One governs visits across the Schengen Area, the other tax residence per country.
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Schengen 90/180 vs the 183-day tax rule: two different clocks. One governs visits across the Schengen Area, the other tax residence per country.
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