UK Tax on Foreign Income After Leaving: Cross-Border Rules
After becoming UK non-resident, foreign income is generally not subject to UK tax. This article covers the rules for the year of departure (split-year treatment), the temporary non-residence rules that catch some gains on return, and the interaction with the country of new residence under
UK ISA When You Leave: What Happens to Your Accounts
UK ISAs are tax-free wrappers available to UK residents. Once a holder becomes non-resident, no new contributions are permitted but the existing ISA can be retained. This article covers the rules, the tax position abroad, and what to consider at departure.
UK Investments When Becoming Non-Resident: Tax Implications
UK investments (shares, bonds, funds, property) have specific tax treatment when the holder becomes non-resident. This article covers the temporary non-residence rules, the position on UK dividends and interest, and how Double Taxation Treaties allocate taxing rights.
Re-Entering the UK After Leaving: Visa Status and Reset Rules
Returning to the UK after a period abroad raises questions about visa status, reset of qualifying years for settlement, and the Returning Resident visa for those whose ILR has lapsed. This article covers the rules for British citizens, ILR holders and visa holders.
Leaving the UK: The Complete Departure Guide
Leaving the UK after a period of residence involves a sequence of tax, financial, immigration and practical decisions: tax residence status, pension treatment, property and investment positions, NHS and council services, and timing of departure. This guide explains each in order and the
Closing UK Bank Account When Leaving: Process and Pitfalls
Closing a UK bank account when leaving is not always the right choice. Many UK residents leaving keep an account to receive pensions, rental income or other UK-source funds. This article covers the closing process, the alternative of keeping an account as non-resident, and the regulatory
Cancelling UK Services When Leaving: Complete Checklist
The final weeks before leaving the UK involve closing down a range of services: utilities, broadband, mobile, council tax, insurance, GP, and subscriptions. This article gives an ordered checklist and the typical timing and refund rules for each.
