UK tax advice while you live abroad
Ongoing UK returns, income, pensions, gains and residence advice for people based overseas.
In brief
Being non-resident does not necessarily end your UK filing obligations. UK income and assets can remain taxable, and changes to your days or ties can alter your residence position.
Common issues for people overseas
- Annual UK residence and day-count reviews
- UK rental income and the Non-Resident Landlord Scheme
- Self Assessment, SA109 residence pages and late returns
- UK employment, directorships and business interests
- Pensions, dividends, interest and treaty claims
- UK land and property disposals
How the review works
- 1
Understand your UK connections
Review income, assets, work and visits to Britain.
- 2
Confirm what is taxable
Separate UK-source obligations from overseas matters.
- 3
Review treaty relief
Check whether double-tax relief or a treaty claim is relevant.
- 4
Keep HMRC current
Prepare returns, claims and supporting residence information.
What you receive
- No guesswork about filing
- A defensible residence position
- Coordinated UK advice
- Year-round continuity
Confidential Summary
Tell Me What Is Going On
Share the outline in your own words. I will read it personally, identify your UK tax connections, and reply with the clearest next step.
Please do not include passwords, complete bank accounts or identity documents.