Your home country might allow you to declare yourself "not a resident for tax purposes" on your tax return for that year, so that any income earned overseas during that financial year is not taxed. BUT if you do that, you may well incur tax implications such as: you might have to pay the highest tax level on any income earned in your home country; or there might be tax implications on selling property or shares.
Your home country might allow you to declare yourself "not a resident for tax purposes" on your tax return for that year, so that any income earned overseas during that financial year is not taxed. BUT if you do that, you may well incur tax implications such as: you might have to pay the highest tax level on any income earned in your home country; or there might be tax implications on selling property or shares.