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We file tax returns for taxpayers who are non-domiciled in the UK, including remittance basis claims. This applies for tax years up to and including UK 24/25.
From the 25/26 UK tax year certain newly resident taxpayers can make a claim for the 'Foreign Income & Gains' regime (FIG). We can help advise and file under this status.
We can help you determine if you are resident in the UK and file HMRC returns accordingly.
We help taxpayers report their UK sourced income on non-resident income tax return filings to HMRC.
If you are domiciled in the UK for tax purposes or filing on the ‘arising basis’ and you have a foreign asset that is producing income, then generally you will need to file a UK tax return and report the income to HMRC.
Yes there is a tax treaty between the US and the UK. It’s specific intention is to help taxpayers avoid double taxation. Most types of income and gains are covered by the treaty, but there will be some holes that you should take advice on in order to optimise you tax obligations.
Taxpayers who qualify for the Foreign Income and Gains (‘FIG’) regime can receive certain non-UK income tax free for the first 4 years that they are resident in the UK. ‘FIG’ is available to UK taxpayers who have been UK tax resident for less than four years, following ten consecutive years of non-UK residence. We can assist you in making this claim correctly.