TaxMoov

TaxMoov is a web app for estimating how taxes may change when you relocate internationally. It suits mobile workers, founders, investors and property owners comparing possible destinations. Treat its reports as planning input, not a final tax position.

Overview

The service turns an origin-and-destination choice and a structured questionnaire into a report that can be saved, rerun and shared. Its scope goes beyond income: depending on the route, it can model or flag residency, company, property, social security and capital-gains considerations, as well as compliance risks. That makes it useful when a move has several tax dimensions, but its value depends on whether the specific destinations have detailed modelling.

More than 100 countries can be explored, but detailed modelling is limited to supported destinations and depth varies by route. For supported-country models, numerical results use structured tax logic informed by legislation, tax authority guidance, treaty materials and documented assumptions. This gives a comparison a defined basis; it does not make the result a guarantee. Outputs depend on the answers and assumptions, and TaxMoov is not a substitute for personalised professional advice.

Key features

Reports and scenario comparisons

Users choose an origin and destinations, provide details through a questionnaire, then generate a personalised report. The workflow is suited to comparing options early in a relocation decision and revisiting them as circumstances change. Scenario and capital-gains modelling are supported, though the available depth depends on the route.

Accounts and data

Accounts can use email and password or optional Google sign-in; TaxMoov says it does not receive Google passwords. Questionnaire responses and reports are stored in a Supabase-backed database. The service uses Vercel hosting, server-side OpenAI narrative generation and Google Gemini verification assistance. TaxMoov expressly does not claim SOC 2 or ISO certification, bank-level security, unbreakable encryption or guaranteed security. People entering sensitive financial information should weigh that carefully.

Pricing

TaxMoov uses one-time purchases for paid packages, with prices displayed in USD. The free snapshot costs nothing and covers one destination with personalised highlights. It is a limited starting point rather than the full report: the snapshot button is marked “Coming soon.”

• Single Destination Report — $29, paid once: one destination, a personalised report, likely tax exposure, residency and compliance considerations, and planning next steps. This is the entry paid option for someone focused on one move.
• Comparison Report — $49, paid once: up to three destinations with a side-by-side personalised report. Choose it when narrowing a short list.
• Extended Comparison — $69, paid once: up to five destinations in a side-by-side personalised report. The additional destination slots suit a broader search, at a higher one-time cost.
• Expert Review & Consultation — $350, paid once: up to three destinations and a 60-minute consultation, available after a completed paid report.
• Extended Expert Review & Consultation — $450, paid once: up to five destinations and a 90-minute consultation, also available only after a completed paid report.

All package purchase buttons are marked “Coming soon,” including the free snapshot button, so these prices do not currently establish that a purchase can be completed. Paid reports provide structured analysis; the consultation packages add a defined review session but do not change the service’s stated limits on guarantees or personalised professional advice.

Platforms

TaxMoov is available on the web. That fits users planning from a browser, but it is not a mobile app offering.

Who it's for

Its strongest fit is someone with an international move under consideration who wants a structured comparison before seeking tailored advice. Remote workers, digital nomads, freelancers, founders, high-income employees, investors and property owners may benefit when their route is supported. It is a weaker fit for anyone needing a definitive tax determination, a guaranteed saving, or detailed modelling for an unsupported destination.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Reports can compare up to five destinations, helping users assess a wider shortlist rather than one jurisdiction at a time.
• Pro: The model can cover residency, compliance, company, property, social security and capital gains where relevant, which matters for moves involving more than salary tax.
• Con: Detailed modelling is route-dependent, so country availability alone does not ensure a deep comparison.
• Con: The purchase buttons are marked “Coming soon,” limiting the practical usefulness of the published plan menu.
• Con: Results rely on user-provided facts and assumptions and cannot replace advice tailored to a person’s circumstances.

Alternatives

For a broader directory of options, browse Tax Planning Software. Choose Taxottic instead if you want tax software spanning Android, iOS and web, with a free plan and monthly packages. Catalyst Tax Insights is worth considering for personal tax insights and scenario comparisons, including a free personal plan. Dhanlytics is the alternative to consider if a free web-based planning tool is the priority.

Instead is another web option, with a free platform plan that includes multi-entity support and collaborators. For a Windows or web product with pricing by request, consider BNA Income Tax Planner. CFS TaxTools is a Windows alternative with a paid subscription and tax utility worksheets, forms and a planner. Corvee Tax Planner is a paid web alternative. For an API-based alternative, consider LifeYield Tax-Smart Withdrawals.

Verdict

TaxMoov is a sensible shortlist tool for internationally mobile people who want a structured, multi-factor view of potential tax outcomes across destinations. Its main advantage is the combination of route-based modelling and reports that can compare up to five locations; its main drawbacks are variable coverage, the limits of non-advisory estimates and purchase buttons marked “Coming soon.” Choose it for early-stage relocation planning when the route is supported, and look elsewhere or seek professional advice when you need a dependable final tax position.