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UK residency and mobility
Published research on UK residence, day counts, and cross-border work.
95 published items
- Tax Planning for UK Residents: Navigating the New Non-Domicile Tax Regime from April 2025 — With the abolishment of the non-domicile regime and its replacement by a residence-based system, UK residents and newcomers must rework offshore tax planning, inheritance considerations, and investment decisions ahead of the April 2025 changes.
- Navigating the New 4-Year Foreign Income & Gains Regime for UK Residents — With the abolition of the non-dom remittance basis from 6 April 2025, a new 4-year foreign income and gains (FIG) regime has arrived. This article explains who qualifies, transitional reliefs, and how digital nomads and globetrotting professionals can plan taxes effectively under the new rules.
- Tax Strategies for Digital Nomads Under the UK’s New Residence-Based Regime — With the abolishment of non-UK domicile status from April 2025, digital nomads need to reevaluate how they structure residency, report foreign income, and use overseas reliefs.
- How the New Residence-Based Regime Affects International Professionals in the UK — The UK’s sweeping changes to the non-dom tax regime from 6 April 2025 brings significant implications for long-term non-residents, returnees, and global talent planning their relocations.
- Digital Nomads in the UK: Residence Rules and Tax Implications Post-6 April 2025 — Digital nomads, freelancers, and remote workers face fresh tax obligations with residency-based changes. Know when you’ll be taxed in the UK and how to minimize the hit.
- Digital Nomads and the UK’s New Residence-Based Tax Regime: What You Need to Know — With the abolition of the non-dom regime from April 2025 and replacement with a residence-based system, digital nomads must re-assess tax on foreign income, planning opportunities, and compliance requirements.
- How Digital Nomads Are Affected by the UK’s New Non-Dom & Residence-Based Rules — Recent reforms abolish the remittance basis and replace it with a residence-based tax regime, significantly affecting digital nomads arriving in the UK and those with foreign income and assets.
- Navigating the New Residence-Based Regime: What Non-UK Domiciled Individuals Need to Know — With the abolition of the remittance basis from 6 April 2025, non-UK domiciled individuals must adjust to a new residence-based tax regime—this article breaks down the rules and offers practical planning tips.
- Entity Setup & Residency Rules After UK Non-Dom Reforms (Effective April 2025) — Widely anticipated reforms to the UK’s non-dom regime are reshaping residency, trust treatment, and tax Exposure for entities and high-net-worth individuals alike.
- Non-Doms in Transition: What the Residence-Based Regime Means for Foreign Income & IHT — The abolition of the remittance basis and new residence-based rules for overseas income and inheritance tax now in force require non-UK domiciled individuals to re-assess both tax exposure and planning horizons.
- How the New Non-Dom Regime Shapes Digital Nomad Residency Strategies — Major changes to the UK’s non-dom tax regime from April 6, 2025 may affect digital nomads considering UK residency; understanding the new residence-based regime and the 4-year foreign income and gains (FIG) rule can help you plan optimally.
- Optimising Tax Planning for Digital Nomads in the UK: Residency, Remittance & Reliefs — Digital nomads can significantly reduce their UK tax burden by mastering residency rules, remittance basis and leveraging allowable deductions.
- Navigating the UK's New Residence-Based Tax Regime: A Guide for Digital Nomads — Explore the UK's upcoming shift to a residence-based tax system and its implications for digital nomads.
- UK Tax Reforms: Abolition of Non-Dom Regime and Introduction of Residence-Based Taxation — An analysis of the UK's tax reforms, including the abolition of the non-dom regime and the shift to residence-based taxation.
- The UK's Transition to a Residence-Based Tax System: What Businesses Need to Know — An in-depth look at the UK's shift from the non-domicile regime to a residence-based tax system and its impact on businesses.