Brett Evans

And if you're living in Riyadh or in Jeddah or Khobar, Daman, and the wife and kids are back in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, then the ATO will take a dim view on that.

They'll say, well, look, you're coming back all the time to visit.

the center of your universe is actually back in Australia.

You're just working overseas.

You're not living overseas.

So there are ways to combat and deal with that.

Obviously, there are the proposed changes to the tax residency laws, which we're hoping comes through in the coming years, because that makes it a very binary decision whether you're an expat or not.

At the moment, it's very ethereal, very behavior-based, open to a lot of subjective nature.

So certainly, if you are envisaging going overseas in that scenario, you do need to seek advice to get a lot more clarity on

Everyone knows about it.

So there's places that you can make a lot of money.

And from our client experience, that is the United States if you are in tech.

The amount of people we meet who are young guys and girls, 20s and 30s, walking around with $50 million in their pocket is, I wouldn't say common, but it's not uncommon.

Yeah.

Ending in AI or... Look, there's some of the roles we see that are the C-suite, very high-paying roles.

There are a lot of Australians in those roles.

It's amazing how if you...

throw back a few rocks in some of the Fortune 500 companies, you'll find a lot of Aussies stacked up in the upper echelons there.

It's quite amazing.

So there's that.