Tax situation roast · Free
Your tax situation,
brutally read.
Pick a jurisdiction. We pull the real data, the recent law changes, and read it back to you with no sugar.
Free, about 30 seconds, read from Heed's live rate data.
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What it reads
One country, read three ways.
Every roast starts from the rows the Heed dashboard uses, not from a search. The wording is written by AI from those rows, so read it as a reading, never as a source.
- 01
The rates
The country's headline rates as Heed tracks them for its members: income, capital gains, dividends, corporate and the residency rule.
- 02
The recent changes
The latest changes Heed has published for that country, from official sources, so the roast knows what moved this year.
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The verdict
A few short paragraphs, the three places it hurts, the one bright spot, and a card sized for X that you can post or keep.
Questions
What people ask.
Straight answers. Heed is intelligence, not advice.
A free, plain-spoken reading of one country's tax rules. Pick a jurisdiction and Heed reads its headline rates and its most recent law changes from its own database, then writes the verdict back to you in a few short paragraphs, with the places it hurts and the one bright spot.
From the same tables the Heed dashboard uses: each country's headline rates and the changes Heed has published from official sources. The wording of the roast is written by AI from those rows, so read it as a reading of the data, not as a source in itself.
Yes. To unlock the result we ask for an email address and send the roast there too. That address also receives Heed Weekly, the tax-change briefing, and you can unsubscribe in one click.
No. Heed is tax intelligence, not advice. The roast shows what deserves a closer look in one country. For a decision, speak to a qualified adviser in that country.
Yes. Every roast comes with a card sized for X that you can post, download or copy. It carries the verdict, the punchline and the line Information, not advice.
The roast reads one country once. A Heed account watches the countries you live, work and hold assets in, and tells you when a rule that touches you changes, before it costs you.