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Tax residency in El Salvador
An individual is treated as a tax resident (domiciled) in El Salvador if they have resided in the country for more than 200 days in the same calendar year or in the immediately preceding calendar year; the tax year is the calendar year. If the more‑than‑200‑day threshold was met in the prior calendar year, the individual is considered resident for the entire current calendar year even if they do not exceed 200 days in the current year. An individual who does not exceed 200 days in the current year and did not exceed 200 days in the immediately preceding year is treated as a nonresident for the current year.
This summary is general information, not tax or legal advice. Rules change and individual circumstances vary — confirm with a qualified adviser before making decisions.
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