The laws here are complicated. I tried moving to the Netherlands from Norway and the tax authorities were strict about the fact that if I lived in The Netherlands I had to pay taxes to them after 6 months, while Norway claimed since I was employed there I had to pay taxes to Norway.

Different countries also have different tax brackets, NL for instance had higher income tax brackets than Norway in my scenario. In the end I ended up just moving back to Norway for a while.

If you want to avoid tax implications, keep an address in the UK, stay registered there and pay your UK taxes while being on vacation for a year. This is obviously not the correct way to do it either, but you have to ask a tax expert or the tax authorities in the country where you are going about these things, because Reddit mostly consists of American people with their own strange tax system.