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Heed, compared.
How Heed differs from what people use today to keep up with tax and residency across borders, and when the other way is enough.
- 01Heed vs residency tracker appsA residency tracker app counts the days you spend in each country.
- 02Heed vs Big 4 tax alerts and newslettersBig 4 tax alerts are written by advisory firms for other professionals: broad, expert, and sent by country or topic.
- 03Can ChatGPT do your taxes? Heed vs asking ChatGPTA general AI chatbot answers a tax question from what it learned and what it can find, and it can be out of date without saying so.
- 04Heed vs spreadsheets and calendar remindersA spreadsheet holds what you put in it: the days you remember to log, the rates you looked up once, the deadlines you entered.
- 05Heed and your accountantYour accountant prepares your returns and advises on your position, usually around the deadlines.
A residency tracker app counts the days you spend in each country.
Tracker appExample
- Portugal155 days
- United Kingdom64 days
- Spain18 days
- Nothing about the rules the days are measured against.
With Heed
- Portugal, 155 of 183 days28 to go
- United Kingdom, against its residence test64 days
- Spain, 18 of 183 daysClear
- Matched changeEnactedUK dividend tax rises to 10.75% and 35.75% from 6 April 2026
An example. The changes in it are real ones from Heed's feed.
Country against country.
Headline personal and company tax side by side, from each country's official guidance, with the date it was checked.
- Canada vs US
- Hong Kong vs Singapore
- Monaco vs Dubai
- Dubai vs Singapore
- Malta vs Cyprus
- Portugal vs Spain
- Dubai vs Qatar
- Gibraltar vs Malta
- Malta vs Portugal
- Dubai vs Oman
- Jersey vs Isle of Man tax
- Andorra vs Monaco
- Australia vs UK tax
- Canada vs UK tax
- Hong Kong vs Dubai
- Cyprus vs Portugal
- Georgia vs Cyprus
- Switzerland vs Monaco
- Mauritius vs Dubai
- UK vs Ireland tax