domicile
/ˈdɑməsaɪl/
verb
- To live or establish a permanent home in a particular place.
- They decided to domicile in Canada after retiring from their jobs.
- He has domiciled in three different countries over the past decade.
- The family domiciled in a quiet suburb to be closer to good schools.
noun
- The place where a person lives permanently or for a long time; a home.
- For tax purposes, his domicile remained in his home state even while he worked abroad.
- Her official domicile is in Chicago, but she spends most of the year in Paris.
- The law requires you to register your new domicile within 30 days of moving.
- A company's official registered address for legal purposes.
- Many corporations choose a domicile in Delaware because of its business-friendly laws.
- The bank's domicile is listed on the first page of the annual report.
- The company changed its domicile to Ireland to reduce its tax burden.