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Non Residents / Overseas Tax Return

Non Resident Tax Returns Made Simple For Overseas Individuals

Moving abroad doesn’t always mean your UK tax obligations disappear.

Living outside the UK can create unexpected tax responsibilities, especially if you still receive UK income, own property, run a business, or maintain financial connections here. Many non-residents find it difficult to understand what they need to report and which HMRC rules apply to them.

Our expat tax advice helps overseas individuals understand their UK tax position, complete the correct forms, and stay compliant with HMRC requirements while living abroad.

Your location may change, but your tax responsibilities can remain.

How much will your Self Assessment cost?

Our low monthly fees allow you to split the cost over a whole year

Sole Traders

From £24.50 per month

Your Self Assessment tax return is included in your fee as part of the service.

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Limited Companies

From £39.50 per month

Add Self Assessment for an extra £10.00 per month for the first 2 x directors.

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Partnerships

From £24.50 per month

Add Self Assessment for an extra £10.00 per month, per partner.

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Understand Your UK Tax Position Abroad

Being overseas doesn’t automatically remove your UK tax responsibilities.

Your tax position as a non-resident depends on several factors, including where you live, your income sources, and your connection with the UK. Understanding your residence status is important because it affects which income needs to be reported and how it may be taxed.

Your tax position may depend on:

UK residence status
Days spent in the UK
UK property income
Overseas income considerations
Double taxation agreements

Knowing your position prevents costly mistakes.

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Complete The Right Non Resident Tax Return

The correct forms matter when reporting overseas circumstances.

Non-resident taxpayers may need to complete additional sections of their Self Assessment tax return. The SA109 form is used to provide HMRC with information about your residence status and overseas circumstances.

We can help with:

SA109 completion
Self Assessment submissions
Residence status reporting
UK income declarations
HMRC filing requirements

Accurate reporting keeps your tax affairs on track.

Manage UK Income From Overseas

Living abroad doesn’t mean you lose control of your UK finances.

Many overseas individuals continue to receive UK income from sources such as rental properties, pensions, investments, or business interests. Understanding how these income sources are taxed helps you make informed decisions and avoid unexpected liabilities.

We can advise on:

Rental income tax obligations
UK investment income
Pension tax considerations
Overseas taxpayer responsibilities
Double taxation relief

Clear advice helps you manage UK income wherever you live.

Frequently Asked Question

Do I need to complete an SA109 form if I live abroad?
You may need to complete an SA109 form if you are claiming non-resident status, split-year treatment, or certain residence-related tax positions. The requirement depends on your circumstances, including your UK connections and the type of income you receive.
Do I need to file a UK tax return if I live overseas?
You may still need to file a UK tax return if you receive UK income, such as rental income, pension income, investment income, or business profits. Your filing obligations depend on your income sources and UK tax position.
How do I know if I am a UK tax resident?
Your UK tax residence status depends on factors such as the number of days you spend in the UK, your work situation, and your connections with the UK. The Statutory Residence Test is used to determine your status.
Do non-residents pay tax on UK income?
Yes. Non-residents may still need to pay UK tax on certain UK income, including property income, pensions, and other UK sources. The tax treatment depends on your circumstances and whether any double taxation agreements apply.
Can I avoid paying tax twice when living abroad?
You may be able to claim relief under a double taxation agreement between the UK and your country of residence. These agreements can help prevent the same income from being taxed twice, depending on your situation.
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