Whether you are arriving in, leaving, or living between countries, your UK tax position depends on the Statutory Residence Test and the rules applying to foreign income and gains. From 6 April 2025 the four-year FIG regime replaced the remittance basis. We can assess a current FIG claim for a qualifying new resident and deal with historic pre-6 April 2025 remittance-basis returns, legacy foreign income or gains and relevant transitional provisions. Eligibility and treatment depend on the tax year and your circumstances.
We also bring your global picture into focus: bank interest, dividends and portfolios, rental properties, self-employment and business profits, as well as capital gains on offshore disposals. We prepare the calculations, claim UK double tax relief where available, and complete DT-Individual and other treaty paperwork so income isn’t taxed twice. If your year involves split-year treatment, temporary non-residence considerations, or complex remittances, we’ll structure your timeline and supporting evidence to align with HMRC guidance.
Why Choose Accusolve for Personal tax returns & non-dom support?
We are experts in Personal tax returns & non-dom support:
- SA109 residence pages, split-year claims and day-count/ties analysis aligned to HMRC rules.
- Current FIG-regime eligibility and claims, plus historic pre-6 April 2025 remittance-basis and transitional matters where relevant.
- Full foreign income & gains reporting with clear workpapers and schedules for HMRC.
- Double tax relief optimisation and completion of DT-Individual/treaty forms.
- Practical guidance on remittances, mixed funds and record-keeping to reduce HMRC enquiry risk.
- AAT AML supervised; straightforward fees and responsive support for international clients.
Our Personal tax returns & non-dom support Includes:
Residence, foreign income & reliefs—handled carefully
From first UK arrival to long-term residency, we combine residence testing with current FIG-regime analysis, historic remittance-basis work where relevant, and treaty relief claims:
- SA100 + SA109 completion with split-year and treaty claims where appropriate.
- FIG-regime claims for eligible tax years and historic pre-6 April 2025 remittance-basis, RBC and deemed-domicile analysis where applicable.
- Foreign income/gains schedules, pooling and double tax relief workings.
- DT-Individual/treaty forms prepared and submitted with your return.
Personal tax returns & non-dom support FAQ's
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Do I need to file SA109 if I’m a UK resident all year?
SA109 is used where residence, split-year, treaty, non-residence or FIG-regime matters need to be reported. It may also be relevant when dealing with a historic pre-6 April 2025 remittance-basis position. The pages required depend on the tax year and your circumstances.
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Does the remittance basis charge (RBC) still apply?
The remittance basis and RBC ceased to be available for current claims from 6 April 2025, when the four-year FIG regime replaced the remittance basis. RBC and deemed-domicile analysis can still be relevant to pre-6 April 2025 returns and legacy or transitional matters. We confirm the applicable tax year and facts before advising.
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Can I avoid double taxation on my foreign income?
Usually yes—through treaty reliefs or unilateral relief. We prepare the necessary computations and DT-Individual/treaty forms so that eligible foreign tax can be credited against UK tax due.
