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Most Americans who spend time in Europe believe the same thing: stay under 183 days in any one country and you owe no local taxes. It sounds clean. It sounds simple. It’s also dangerously incomplete.

The 183-day rule is one residency test. Most European countries use several others at the same time. In Germany, having a home there can make you taxable from day one regardless of how many days you spend there. In Italy, income earned while physically on Italian soil may be taxable even without crossing the 183-day threshold — which means digital nomads and part-year expats are often far more exposed than they realize.

In this clip from Passport to Wealth, cross-border tax advisor Christian Galizzi, licensed in the United States, Germany, and Italy, explains exactly how these rules work and what American expats and digital nomads need to know before assuming the 183-day rule has them covered.

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