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Returning to the UK

If you are planning to return to the UK after a period abroad, careful planning may be needed, as your date of return is likely to impact on the amount of

tax payable for that year.

You may be concerned about the amount of tax you will have to pay once resident back in the UK. Our long history of helping those repatriating means we can help ensure your tax liabilities are kept as low as possible.

There are a number of factors which you will need to take into account when planning your return including:

Earnings
Stock Options
Your existing portfolio of investments
Pensions
Capital Gains Tax
Inheritance Tax
Investment Strategy

You will also need to inform HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) of your return in order to claim the allowances you are entitled to and arrange entry into the UK tax system.

For more information download a copy of the ‘Tax Implications of Returning to Live in the UK ’ guide from our Members Library.

We can assist with this, or any other aspect of tax or financial planning. For help or advice please contact us.