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UK Expat Tax Services:
Wherever Life Takes You
Trusted advice and compliance support for expats managing their UK tax affairs
Our Services
UK Tax Returns
We prepare and file accurate Self-Assessment Tax Returns ensuring full and timely compliance with HMRC.
Residence Assessment
We assess your UK tax residence under the Statutory Residence Test and explain what it means for your obligations and planning.
Tax Planning Calls
We identify legitimate ways to reduce your UK tax exposure using reliefs, allowances and treaty benefits.
Double Taxation Relief
We apply the UK’s network of Double Taxation Agreements to help you avoid being taxed twice on the same income.
Capital Gains Returns
We handle Capital Gains Tax reporting for disposals of your land and property, ensuring compliance and transparency.
UK Tax Disclosures
We prepare and submit UK disclosures of historic income bringing your UK tax affairs up to date.
Who We Help
We help you correctly exit the UK tax system, submit all necessary forms and obtain any UK tax refunds due.
We assess your UK tax position before arrival, manage HMRC submissions and advise on reliefs and exemptions.
We clarify your UK residence status, support with relevant submissions and ensure you are compliant while travelling.
Why Choose Us
Expat Tax Solutions is known for clear, professional advice and responsiveness – clients highlight helpful, thorough and friendly service in independent reviews. Clients praise clarity of explanations, professionalism and supportive communication throughout the process.
About Us
We are Chartered Tax Advisors with over 10 years of experience helping internationally mobile clients navigate the complexities of UK tax law with clarity and confidence. We combine top-tier technical expertise with a practical, client-focused approach to take the stress out of your tax affairs.
Our Process
1. Introductory Call
Schedule a no-obligation call with one of our tax experts.
2. Agree Scope and Fee
Agree the scope of services you require to achieve your UK tax goals.
3. Client Onboarding
Complete our client onboarding process and sign an engagement letter.
4. Receive Deliverables
Sit back while our experts prepare the required services for you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Potentially. Even after moving abroad, expats are still taxable on their UK sourced income which includes employment/self-employment income relating to UK workdays, UK bank interest, UK dividends, and income from UK properties and pensions. Furthermore, you may be UK taxable on your worldwide income if you do not break UK tax residence under the Statutory Residence Test.
The Statutory Residence Test (SRT) is the UK legislation used to determine UK tax residence and is based on your UK days and UK ties. Residents are taxable on their worldwide income and gains, whereas non-residents are taxable on their UK sourced income and UK property gains only.
The threshold depends on your specific circumstances and ties to the UK. It can range from 16 days up to 183 days — professional UK expat tax advice is recommended for certainty.
Many expats must still file a Self Assessment tax return if they receive UK income (rental, dividends, capital gains). If you are UK tax non-resident and do not have UK sourced income, a tax return may not be required however receiving professional UK expat tax advice helps ensure compliance and correct reporting.
Yes. Rental income from UK property is taxable in the UK even if you have left. Non-resident landlords may need to register under HMRC's scheme and seek UK expat tax advice for planning.
British nationals and citizens of the European Economic Area (EEA) are entitled to the personal allowance while non-resident. Nationals and residents of other countries may be entitled to the personal allowance however specific UK expat tax advice should be sought.
Yes — typically by submitting form P85 or a self-assessment tax return. This helps HMRC update your residency status and check whether any tax refund is due.
UK pensions are generally taxable in the UK but some Double Taxation Agreements allow taxation in your country of residence and exemption in the UK.
You cannot subscribe to or contribute to an ISA once non-resident, but existing ISAs can remain open. Your country of residence may tax ISA income.
Non-residents are liable for UK CGT on UK residential property disposals. The calculation and reporting requirements differ from residents.