Legal, Tax
Non-Residency
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Unlike
some countries (e.g. USA), United Kingdom has tax legislation that consists of a
category for its citizens that do not live within the country. Such people may
demonstrate to the Inland Revenue's satisfaction that they should not be
assessed for income or other taxes provided they comply with certain rules:
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British citizen
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more than 183
days (6 months) out of the country
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no one visit to
the UK lasts for more than 90 days (3 months)
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income arises
from outside the country
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prove that you
have a proper home outside the UK
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There are
many other factors to be taken into consideration
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ordinary
residence
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domicile
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Leaving UK, file Form P85, pdf file here
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Request to receive interest gross as a
non-resident, file Form R105, pdf file here
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Direct Debit form for continuing to
pay National Insurance [NI], file Form CA04, pdf file here
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Form for Request to continuing to pay
National Insurance [NI], file Form NI38, pdf file here
This is a very
complex subject and each individual's circumstances may greatly vary the
outcome. An in-depth discussion / interview would be required in order to obtain
a more detailed picture before a definitive solution could be offered. In the
first instance, please email;
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