Change FeedSignal
Every change that matters to you, checked before it reaches you.
Your signal layer for the rules that move your money. Every change is verified against its source and matched to your profile before you see it.
Foreign Income Exemption Abolished
What changed
Foreign-sourced income remitted to Thailand is now taxable regardless of when it was earned or how long you've held residency.
Why this affects you
You earn freelance income from overseas clients while residing in Thailand. All remitted earnings are now subject to Thai personal income tax.
Ask your accountant
- 01Does this apply to income earned before the rule change?
- 02Are there double-tax treaty protections with my home country?
- 03Should I restructure to invoice through a non-Thai entity?
Before it is law
Proposed Capital Gains Tax Increase on Real Estate
Italy · Proposed · Q3 2026
Foreign Income Reporting Threshold Lowered
Spain · Proposed · Q2 2026
What you get.
The Change Feed detects rule changes from tax authorities, regulators, registries and parliaments, keeps radar signals, proposals and enacted law apart, and marks what applies to your residency, income types, and asset classes. Each item ships with a plain-English brief, a source link, and the questions to bring into your next advisor call.
Every jurisdiction we track, monitored on scheduled runs and surfaced only after source verification
Beyond tax. Licensing, banking/KYC, beneficial ownership and visa-linked work rules
Alerts matched to your countries, income types, and asset classes
Proposed legislation tracked from first reading, and the Regulatory Radar watches the debates before a bill even exists (Pro)
Plain-English brief plus the exact questions to take to your accountant
How it works.
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Heed scans the official sources
Tax authorities, regulators, registries and media councils across multiple jurisdictions are crawled on a regular schedule and verified before publication.
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Matched to your profile
Your residency, income types, and asset classes filter out everything that does not apply to you.
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Ranked and briefed
Each change is tagged Affects you or Monitor, with a plain-English brief and the source link.
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Alerted when we publish it
Once a matched change is verified against its official source it goes into your feed, mirrored to email and the alerts inbox so nothing falls through the cracks.
Pairs well with.
What changed in Portugal this month?
One change affects you: new rules for income earned abroad. Here is what it says, with the official source.
Ask Heed
Push any change into a deeper conversation, sourced answers in seconds.
Same income, two places
Scenario Planner
When a rule that affects you changes, model what your position looks like under the new rate.
Warned at day 155, before the line.
Residency Tracker
Pair feed alerts about day-count rules with live monitoring of your actual presence.
Questions, answered.
Enacted and proposed items enter the customer feed only after the source and legal status pass the publication contract. Cadence varies, so each item shows the source and verification evidence instead of promising a fixed detection window.
Heed marks a change Affects you when it touches a country you live in, hold assets in, or follow AND one of your declared income types or asset classes, and Monitor when it touches a country you follow. You can filter the feed to your own.
Both, on Pro, Circle, and Advisor. The feed has dedicated tabs for enacted, proposed (including withdrawn), and the Regulatory Radar. Signal covers enacted changes.
The earliest layer of the feed: measures still being debated, coalition talks, public consultations, EU negotiations, before any bill exists. Every radar item is clearly marked unconfirmed, and Heed flags it again once it becomes a formal proposal and is verified. Pro and above.
When we publish a verified change that matches you, the email goes out, on every plan including Signal. Heed checks the tax law of its main countries weekly and the others quarterly; alerts go out when a verified change is published. You can mute or scope by jurisdiction at any time in Settings.
Something else? Ask.
Answered from this FAQ by our assistant. Questions about your own taxes belong in Ask Heed, inside Heed.