De-domiciling, also known as tax inversion, refers to the practice of a company moving its legal address or headquarters to a lower-tax jurisdiction. Antonyms for the word de-domiciling would refer to the opposite scenario, where a company decides to establish its legal presence or headquarters in a higher-tax jurisdiction. Possible antonyms for de-domiciling include tax residence, tax jurisdiction, tax presence, tax nexus, tax domicile, among others. While the concept of de-domiciling has gained popularity among multinational corporations seeking to minimize their tax liability, efforts to promote tax presence have been advocated by some governments as a means to increase tax revenue and address perceived tax evasion.