Position OptimiserPro
AI structural analysis.
Heed reviews your whole position and surfaces the questions your adviser probably hasn't raised. Sourced. Dated. Ranked by priority.
Position Optimiser
Your setup against the countries Heed monitors · Example
Your position
Analysed 15 Oct
58out of 100
Room to improve
Your rates average 36% across salary, dividends and capital gains. 3 countries would be lower on this mix.
- Residency
- 🇬🇧 United Kingdom
- Entity
- 🇬🇧 Limited company, local
- Also watching
- 🇦🇪 UAE, 🇵🇹 Portugal
Based on
Findings 3
In priority order. Open one for the reasoning.
Why this applies
Most of your income arrives as dividends from your own company, so this rate weighs more than your salary rate.
Next step
Model paying yourself from a company in the UAE against staying in the UK, with your own figures.
Why this applies
The regime replaced the non-dom rules from 6 April 2025, and it is claimed year by year.
Next step
Add your arrival year to your profile, then run the analysis again.
Why this applies
Your trading company is in the UK and its profits are above the small profits limit.
Next step
Compare company structures in Structure Match before you speak to your adviser.
Where you could be instead
Points lighter on your mix
- United Arab Emirates34 pts
- Singapore21 pts
- Cyprus14 pts
What you get.
Position Optimiser is an on-demand second opinion on your global structure. It models your residency, entities, asset locations, and income streams against the live tax code of multiple jurisdictions and returns ranked, sourced findings, the questions your advisor should be answering but probably isn't.
Reviews residency, entities, asset locations, and income types end-to-end
Ranked by priority, from high to low, not by length
Findings cite the rates and rules they rest on where one applies, with the date the rates were last checked
Re-run whenever you want, and follow the countries involved in the Change Feed
How it works.
- 01
Heed reads your profile
Residency, entities, holdings, income types, and any advisor-managed clients you're acting on.
- 02
Scans multiple jurisdictions
Statutory rates, special regimes, residency thresholds, and recent amendments, all cross-referenced.
- 03
Scores and ranks
Each finding is tagged as a risk, an opportunity, a timing, structure or compliance point, and given a priority.
- 04
Ships the brief
Plain-language findings with the evidence behind each and the next step to take to your adviser. The findings and next steps export as a branded PDF.
Pairs well with.
Same income, two places
Scenario Planner
Once Heed flags a structural opportunity, model the move side-by-side before you commit.
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 a finding into a deeper conversation, sourced answers on any tax question in seconds.
New rules for income earned abroad
A short brief, the official source, and what to ask your accountant.
Change Feed
Track the legislative changes that could turn a green opportunity into a red action-needed.
Questions, answered.
Heed isn't an advisor, it's a structural review of your position against the tax rules Heed holds, whenever you run it. A good advisor will tell you what to do once they know the situation; Heed tells you what to ask, across multiple jurisdictions. The two are complementary: bring Heed's findings to your advisor for the regulated next step.
The optimiser uses the source-linked records available for the relevant jurisdictions. Review each underlying source and verification timestamp before acting; the analysis is a comparison aid, not tax advice or a freshness guarantee.
No. It compares your rates with other countries and ranks its findings by priority. It does not produce a modelled saving; your advisor should put a number on any option against your specific facts.
No. Heed never files, signs, or moves anything. It produces a ranked, sourced brief and the precise questions for your advisor. Intelligence so your advisor can act, not advice.
Re-run it whenever your position or the rules change; the Change Feed shows confirmed changes in the countries you follow. Re-running takes one click, and your saved position carries over, so there is nothing to re-enter.
Something else? Ask.
Answered from this FAQ by our assistant. Questions about your own taxes belong in Ask Heed, inside Heed.