Flags: Country Days Tracker
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The UK day limit now depends on whether you're arriving or leaving. Tell Flags whether you were UK resident in any of the last 3 tax years, and it uses the matching HMRC ties table. If you're not a US citizen, Flags now applies the US substantial presence test: this year's days, plus a third of last year's and a sixth of the year before. The US screen shows all three years. Fixed: days left was one day too high. It now shows the days you can spend and still stay under the threshold. In Settings, Flags Schengen and Flags Map show their new icons, and the support, privacy, and terms links open the Flags Tax pages.
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How many days have you spent in each country this year? Your photos already know. Country Days Tracker rebuilds your travel history in about a minute — read on your phone, never uploaded — and you confirm every trip in two taps. No GPS. No account. No tracking. Then it keeps watch: the 183-day rule and per-country thresholds, counted the way each tax authority counts them, with a clear safe / close / over answer — and a warning before you cross any line. SEE WHAT YOU'D SAVE • Estimated tax across the places you actually spend your year — ranked cheapest-first • Tap any place for the full picture: total tax at your income, with the federal and regional split • Anchored to your real days, not a fantasy relocation • Set your next-year goal and let Flags count to it every time the app opens ONE STATUS, ONE GLANCE • Every jurisdiction you watch, ranked by risk • Clear verdicts: Resident · Not resident · Approaching · Over · Review • Your primary residence anchored at the top, regimes (like NHR) and all YOUR DAYS, WITHOUT BEING TRACKED • Reads the date and coarse region your photos already store — using offline maps, on device • No location permission, ever. No background tracking. • Missing a stay? The app spots the gap and suggests where you were — you confirm, or add it by hand IT'S NOT ONLY HOW LONG YOU STAY • Flag where your home, family, or work is — for most countries any of those can make you resident regardless of days • The UK's Statutory Residence Test uses those ties, and whether you're arriving or leaving, to set your day limit (simplified) • Not a US citizen? Flags applies the substantial presence test: this year's days, plus a third of last year's and a sixth of the year before • US citizens are reminded that citizenship-based taxation follows them anywhere NOTHING SLIPS BY • Spending too long somewhere you don't track? Flags suggests it — and starts watching automatically once you're near the line • Step back through this year and the last five: final status for every place that mattered, plus the exact dates of each stay EXPORTS, WHEN IT MATTERS • Evidence pack: every recorded day in one country, with the evidence behind it — photo-confirmed, manual, or inferred. PDF + CSV. • A one-page briefing to start the conversation with your tax advisor BUILT FOR HOW RESIDENCY ACTUALLY WORKS • All ~239 countries plus US states, Canadian provinces, and Swiss cantons • Each jurisdiction keeps its own tax year — the UK's 6 April, India's 1 April, Australia's 1 July, calendar year by default • Plain-English rule text for major destinations • Home-screen widget and an optional, quiet weekly check-in PRIVATE BY CONSTRUCTION Residency and the days you spent abroad are sensitive. So we built the app that can't see them: no account, no sync, no analytics SDK, no ad network. Everything runs on your iPhone, offline. Delete the app and it's gone. — Country Days Tracker: Flags is an early-warning tool to stop you tipping over a threshold by accident, and its tax estimates are indicative — for planning conversations, not advice. It deliberately keeps complex rules simple. Confirm your position with a qualified tax professional before acting on it. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
What's new · 2.4
The UK day limit now depends on whether you're arriving or leaving. Tell Flags whether you were UK resident in any of the last 3 tax years, and it uses the matching HMRC ties table. If you're not a US citizen, Flags now applies the US substantial presence test: this year's days, plus a third of last year's and a sixth of the year before. The US screen shows all three years. Fixed: days left was one day too high. It now shows the days you can spend and still stay under the threshold. In Settings, Flags Schengen and Flags Map show their new icons, and the support, privacy, and terms links open the Flags Tax pages.
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