Where an individual is resident in the UK and has overseas income and/or gains, it may be possible to claim tax relief or exemption to avoid paying tax twice. […]
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The UK Government has announced that overseas workdays relief will be available to all non-UK domiciled new arrivals in the UK. […]
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The Government has published a final draft of the proposed legislation on the statutory test of UK tax residence. […]
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HM Treasury has published draft legislation in relation to the proposed statutory residence test together with a summary of responses received during the consultation process. […]
HM Treasury has published draft legislation in relation to the abolition of ordinary residence for all tax purposes other than overseas workday relief. […]
HMRC has published a paper to clarify its view on two important aspects around the use of separate employments arrangements (dual contracts). […]
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On 21 March 2012 the UK Chancellor of the Exchequer announced a raft of measures affecting income taxation in a fiscally neutral budget. […]
As stated in the March 2011 budget and published in draft legislation, changes to the taxation of some non-domiciled individuals will take effect from 6 April 2012. […]
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The UK Border Agency (“UKBA”) has announced changes to their rules regarding biometric residence permits (‘BRPs’) which will be implemented from 29 February 2012. […]
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Until 1 June 2010, foreign nationals or returning UK nationals were required to file a form (P86) informing HMRC of their arrival in the UK and, among other things, their intention with regard to the duration of their stay here. […]
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