Tax compliance for non-doms becoming UK resident

As tax residency and jurisdiction becomes increasingly political, Chris Downing, tax director at Inspire Accountants, considers the treatment of high net worth individuals coming to the UK, based on the position of a non-domiciled individual becoming resident in the UK for tax purposes

There have been many reported cases of wealthy individuals using residency and domicile to stay living in the UK, without having much of their income taxed in the UK. There have been various attempts to come to terms with such cases, the remittance basis charge for non-UK domiciled individuals and the implementation of the statutory residence test to name just two. However, there are still legitimate, prudent and legal planning opportunities for taxpayers to consider when reviewing their tax affairs as they come to the UK.

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