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Coming home to retire? Tax implications for returning expats
The tax treatment of your income and gains depends on how long you lived overseas.Qualifying UK residents receive four years of tax relief on certain worldwide income and gains, under the foreign income and gains regime.The complex and changing tax landscape...
New tax year: maximising opportunities at every life stage
Individual savings accounts (ISAs) and pensions are core pillars of financial planning, given their favourable tax treatment.Financial priorities evolve through life, making regular reviews essential.Everyone’s circumstances are different, so solutions should reflect...
Non-dom tax changes – why planning is vital
New tax arrangements for non-domiciled residents in the UK were introduced on 6 April 2025. Tax is now applied on all foreign income and gains for previous non-doms at the same rates and terms as for any other UK taxpayer. New arrivals who come to the UK after 10 or...
Owners urged to review holiday lets as tax changes bite
The special tax treatment of eligible furnished holiday lets (FHLs) was abolished in April 2025. It means all income and gains from FHLs are now taxed in the same way as other rental properties. The income from FHLs can no longer be included as relevant UK earnings...