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of <h1>Understanding Residency Under Article 4 of Australia's Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement for Individuals and Entities</h1> Article 4 of the Australia Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) defines residency for tax purposes. A person is considered a resident of a Contracting State if they are liable to tax there, except when taxed only on income from sources within that State. If an individual is a resident of both States, residency is determined by the location of their permanent home or, if unavailable, by closer personal and economic ties. For entities, residency is based on the place of effective management. The Multilateral Instrument (MLI) allows competent authorities to mutually determine residency for dual-resident entities, considering management and incorporation factors.
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