Want to keep more of your income while living the digital nomad lifestyle?
Minimize taxation
No state income tax means you get to keep a larger portion of your hard-earned money.
Less hassle
Our service helps with legal procedures and paperwork, saving you hours of painfully navigating bureaucracy.
Global lifestyle
With the money you save, you can explore the world and work from your dream destinations without financial constraints.
Our solution: change your domicile
No state income tax
Choose Florida or South Dakota for your permanent address and wipe out your state income tax obligations.
Hassle-free transition
Our service includes an ongoing, comprehensive mail forwarding option
that makes it easy to establish and manage your new domicile.
Online convenience
Most steps can be completed online, making it easier than ever to switch your domicile no matter where you are in the world.
Streamlined compliance
We handle all the required legal procedures, from registrations to declarations, to ensure you're fully compliant with US tax laws.
Time and cost-efficient
Complete in 15 minutes which normally takes 15 days, using the SavvyNomad app. Our services are designed to save both your time and money.
Global mobility
With your savings from SavvyNomad, finance your dream of living and working from anywhere in the world.
Capture nomad tax savings in 5 simple steps
Your concerns addressed
Is changing my domicile legal?
Absolutely. Like “snowbirds” that live in New York and migrate to Florida for the winter, our service helps nomads optimize their tax situation while operating fully within U.S. tax laws.
What about my federal taxes?
Changing your state of domicile won't affect your federal tax obligations, which remain consistent no matter which state you choose. Even so, many of our users qualify for tax credits to lower their federal income taxes as well. Work with a SavvyNomad CPA to learn if you qualify.
Will this complicate my taxes?
Not at all! Just as you were already filing a tax return in your previous state of domicile, you will continue to file your taxes once per year under your new state of domicile.
What if I decide to move back to my original state?
Reverting to your original domicile is entirely possible, though state-specific rules and processes will apply.
