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As vaccinations become widely available around the world, the reopening of borders will follow and so will an influx of individuals into the UK. If you, and your loved ones, have been enjoying the best of both worlds working whilst earning income in the UK as a non-UK resident landlord, or in other ways, you may be faced with sudden life changes that you cannot control. Job loss, family matters or other considerations may pressure you to change your non-UK tax resident’s status. A good, professional non-UK resident tax advisor, like The Taxman UK, can help you, and your loved ones, to make your non-UK resident tax return so you can keep enjoying the best of both worlds.

One of the challenges of filling in a non-UK resident tax return is knowing what you need to report, and what you don’t. If you, or your loved ones, are a non-UK resident but have UK rental income and savings income you need to ask yourself, “Do I need to report this in the UK?” A good, professional non-UK tax advisor, like The Taxman UK, can quickly and easily answer this and any other non-UK tax resident questions you may have.

In the UK the onus is generally on the taxpayer to tell HMRC if you think you need to make a tax return. If you, and your loved ones, have been working, or living, overseas for extended periods of time then you will probably be non-UK resident for tax purposes. There are lots of pros and cons for being a UK tax resident or a non-UK tax resident. Depending on your past and present circumstances and your future aspirations, it’s your call to decide whether the benefits outway the costs. If you are concerned about whether you need to make a tax return in the UK, or not, the best way to decide is to ask a good, professional non-UK resident tax advisor, like The Taxman UK, for advice.

Doing things that you don’t need to do, then finding out afterwards that you didn’t need to do them, can be annoying. So it’s best to check before you get started. If you, or your loved ones, are living outside of the UK for extended periods of time you may still have to make a non-UK resident tax return, and you may not. The best way to find out if you do need to make a non-UK resident tax return is to ask a good, professional non-UK tax advisor, like The Taxman UK, for some advice.

Buying a house is a big deal. Britain is a nation of home owners so buying one, or more, houses is common compared to Europe and other parts of the world. If you or your loved ones are non-UK residents then buying a house in the UK entails knowing the current market and making trips to the UK to view properties. Once you have found the house you want and you buy it you must pay stamp duty.

The world of business is undergoing digital transformation, this includes tax. Making tax digital is an important part of HMRC’s plans to make it easier for you, and your loved ones, to get your non-UK resident tax right and make it easier to make your tax return and pay your non-UK resident tax. Making tax digital involves making fundamental changes to the way the tax system works so it’s important for you to be aware of the digital transformation as a non-UK resident tax payer.

There are many reasons why you, and your loved ones, may find yourself resident or non-resident for tax purposes in the UK in any given year. Flexpatriate work assignments, Covid, health or family responsibilities can place you temporarily in the UK, or temporarily overseas. With a change in priorities the last thing you need is to add worries about your non-UK resident tax status to your do list. Make life less taxing, ask a good, professional non-UK resident tax advisor, like The Taxman UK, for some assistance.

There is a lot of guidance available for non-UK resident taxpayers on HMRC’s website, and elsewhere. Some of the guidance available includes examples that are intended to help you and your loved ones to calculate your annual non-UK resident tax return. Save yourself time, money and stress and ask a good, professional non-UK tax consultant to help you with your non-UK tax return.

No one likes to pay too much tax. Making mistakes in your non-UK resident tax return, or simply not being aware of tax changes, can mean you and your loved ones overpay tax as non-UK residents. You can spend your time carefully calculating your non-UK resident tax bill every year or you can ask a good, professional non-UK resident tax advisor to do it for you. Our team of qualified non-UK resident tax advisors at The Taxman UK can save you time, money, and stress and maybe save you tax too.

Good tax advice means good business. Whether you are a UK resident or a non-UK resident, if you are running a business and earning income in the UK, you must pay tax in the UK. If your UK business has been hit by the Covid 19 crisis then there may be ways that you can reduce your non-UK resident tax payments. If your UK business has been booming then you may be faced with more non-UK resident taxes to pay. There is no point in earning more money if you have to pay more tax. A good, professional non-UK resident tax advisor, like The Taxman UK, can help you and your business partners to save time, money and stress by you on your non-UK resident tax return.

No matter how much you love living and working in Malaysia, or anywhere overseas, the Covid 19 epidemic raises the prospect of a return to the UK at some stage, soon. Other factors such as childrens’ education, or being close to and caring for elderly parents, or relatives, may precipitate your return to the UK. So what will this mean for you, and your loved ones, as non-UK residents? The best way to find out is to ask a good, professional non-UK resident tax advisor, like The Taxman UK.

To err is human. Everyone makes mistakes. Small mistakes are unavoidable, big mistakes can be costly. Getting your non-UK resident tax return right, first time, can be a challenging task. So why don’t you make your life less taxing as a non-UK resident and ask a good, professional non-UK resident tax advisor to handle your non-UK resident tax return for you. You will save yourself, and your loved ones, time, money and stress and you may avoid making silly mistakes.