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British Nomads
The Statutory Residence Playbook : Passing the SRT, Leaving HMRC Behind & Working Abroad Tax-Free as a British Citizen
Verlag:
Independently Published Unsere-Artikel-Nr.: P36476407
EAN: 9798189936029
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Zustellung: Fr, 16.10.2026
Versand: Kostenlos
CHF 30.50
Beschreibung
You left the UK. HMRC is still counting your days. You did the hard part. You handed back the keys, sold what wouldn't fit in two suitcases, and rebuilt your life somewhere warmer. Lisbon. Dubai. Nicosia. Bangkok. Then the letter arrived - from HMRC, your accountant, or your bank flagging your new address - and everything you thought you'd escaped came back at once. A flat still let through an agent. A midnight at Heathrow visiting your mother. An ISA you forgot to close. Ninety-one qualifying workdays that made you UK-resident all over again. Because here is the truth almost every British nomad learns the hard way:. The UK does not tax you on your passport - it taxes you on the Statutory Residence Test. Three automatic overseas tests, three automatic UK tests, a sufficient-ties test, a deeming rule that turns thirty days into ninety, split-year cases numbered one to eight, a temporary non-residence trap reaching back five years, and - from 6 April 2025 - the new Foreign Income and Gains regime that replaced the remittance basis and rewrote the rules for non-doms and returners. Miscount a day. Keep the wrong flat. Forget SA109. HMRC does the maths for you, and the penalties compound while you sip coffee in Nicosia. Most Britons abroad discover the rules only after they've broken them. British Nomads: The Statutory Residence Playbook is the field manual for every UK citizen who has left - or is about to leave - and wants to pass the SRT cleanly, keep their ISA, SIPP, GIA and offshore bond working abroad, and live in the sun without an HMRC enquiry chasing them across three time zones. Inside you'll discover:. The Statutory Residence Test in plain English - every automatic test, every tie, and the deeming rule that catches frequent visitors. The eight split-year cases, and the P85 / SA109 filings that make a clean UK exit stick. The new Foreign Income and Gains (FIG) regime from 6 April 2025 - the four-year window and the Temporary Repatriation Facility for former remittance-basis users. ISA, SIPP, GIA and offshore-bond survival abroad - what keeps its shelter, what quietly loses it, what to reshape before you go. Non-Resident Landlord Scheme, NRCGT sixty-day returns, R43 refund claims - the admin every UK-property owner abroad must master. Treaty tactics: Article 4 tie-breakers, Article 15 employment, Article 17 pensions, and the MLI Principal Purpose Test. Country guides for Cyprus, Portugal, UAE, Spain, Malta, Italy, Greece, Estonia, Georgia and Thailand - regime, treaty, and substance for each. State Pension abroad, the frozen-country trap, Class 2 vs Class 3 voluntary NI, and the S1 healthcare form for the EEA. The new long-term resident IHT rules, the graduated deemed-domicile tail, and the ten-year escape. Templates, checklists, and week-by-week action steps you can start using tonight. Why this book is different. No offshore-guru fantasies. No "just move to Monaco" shortcuts. No lifestyle photos of laptops on beaches. Every strategy is legal, every rule ties back to the actual Finance Act section, HMRC manual page, or treaty article - and where a figure would date this book in six months, the underlying rule is referenced instead, with instructions to verify against the primary source. Whether you're one flight from leaving, three years into the nomad life, or already panicking over a missed SA109 - this is the book you wished you'd read before you got on the plane. Part of The Nomad Tax Playbook series. One clear path through the paperwork. Scroll up, click Buy Now, and stop letting HMRC decide how much of your freedom you actually get to keep.
Spezifikationen
Sprache
- Englisch
Autor
- M. H. Sabet
Erscheinungsjahr
- 2026
Format
- Buch (Softcover)
Anzahl Seiten
- 248