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Last week, HMRC announced that British expats with non-residence UK tax status who are stranded in the UK due to the coronavirus pandemic will be able to apply for special treatment under ‘exceptional circumstances’ if they have to stay in the UK longer than planned (resulting in the limit of the number of days allowed to be spent in the UK being exceeded).
This would include the following:
Here is a useful link from the UK government regarding exceptional circumstances and this flowchart from Quilter International (formerly Old Mutual International) is helpful as a UK statutory residence test.
Some expats, on the other hand, have decided to return to the UK indefinitely.
A few tips for expats returning to the UK
Forth Capital specialises in expat pensions and investments – to speak to one of our advisers, click HERE or call 00 41 22 311 1441
Sources: Quilter International and FT.com
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