Section 4: When completing the return do not think only of those living in your house

4. When completing the return do not think only of those living in your house today; there may be others who are resident though absent. Generally speaking, a person is resident in a house if he normally lives there; so such a person should be included even though he is temporarily away, for example on overseas leave, or on a visit, or in hospital. On the other hand, some of those present may not be residents; for instance, a guest, or a visitor who ordinarily lives somewhere else should no be included. [Issue 4] R20 – 38 Revised Laws of Mauritius FORM B—continued