Scenario PlannerPro
Model the move before you make it.
Compare your setup against any jurisdiction with real legislative data, then export the brief for your advisor.
Model your next move before you make it.
What you get.
Scenario Planner turns a what-if into a sourced, side-by-side brief. Pick a target jurisdiction and Heed pulls live statutory rates, residency thresholds, and special regime notes so you can model the actual delta before you book a flight or sign a term sheet.
Side-by-side jurisdiction comparison across multiple tax authorities
Source-linked legislative data with explicit verification timestamps
Branded PDF export for your accountant or advisor
What-if modelling for relocations, exits, and crypto disposals
How it works.
- 01
Set your current position
Residency, income types, asset classes, and entity structure. Pre-filled from your profile.
- 02
Pick a comparison jurisdiction
Any of the jurisdictions we track. Run it again to compare another.
- 03
Heed pulls live rates
Statutory rates, residency thresholds, and special regime notes, all sourced.
- 04
Export the brief as PDF
Branded cover and the full rate table with your notes. Hand it straight to your accountant.
Pairs well with.
Warned at day 155, before the line.
Residency Tracker
Once you've modelled the move, track the day-count threshold to actually establish residency.
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AI structural analysis of your global position, Heed scores it and proposes adjustments.
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Ask Heed
Conversational brief console for the questions that don't fit in a planner, sourced answers in seconds.
Questions, answered.
Each jurisdiction carries its available source link and last-verified date so your advisor can audit the underlying rate. Verification cadence can change; use the timestamp and primary source rather than assuming freshness from a schedule.
No. Heed is an intelligence tool, not a regulated advisor. The planner shows you the headline delta and surfaces the rules that matter; an accountant or tax lawyer in the destination jurisdiction needs to sign off before you act.
A run compares your current setup against one target jurisdiction. Change the target and run it again, as often as you like, then re-export the brief whenever rates change.
A branded cover with the headline delta, a side-by-side rate table across the income types you selected, and the jurisdiction notes behind each figure. Advisor tier replaces the Heed cover with your own firm branding.
A run is a snapshot of the rates on the day you ran it, and the result shows the date the rates were checked. Run it again to refresh it and re-export.
Something else? Ask.
Answered from this FAQ by our assistant. Questions about your own taxes belong in Ask Heed, inside Heed.