Residency

More ever from 5 April 2015 non-resident selling their UK properties may have to pay CGT on the gains….. There are so many things to look into such as relevant incomes, Long Term Residency and Remittance Basis Charge, remittance Vs arising basis, and the double taxation agreements between UK and your countries where you have paid the tax. The rules for non-dom will further change from 6 April 2017 and therefore you would always need an accountant like us having so much experience to offer. Similarly if you are non-resident Landlord (NRL) and receive rental incomes from UK properties, you will need to pay tax at source, or alternatively why not nominate us to become your authorised agent at a very small annual commitment and we will make sure you pay the tax efficiently. If you are individual who is non-domicile but have UK ties and live certain in UK, you would still need to submit the tax return, contact us today and we will work hard to take into account everything to make sure we submit your tax return accurately.