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Non-residence recap

04 October 2011 / Richard Curtis
Issue: 4324 / Categories: Comment & Analysis , tax basics , Income Tax , Residence & domicile
RICHARD CURTIS looks at the rules relating to the taxation of UK income

KEY POINTS

  • Commonwealth citizens no longer automatically entitled to UK personal allowances.
  • Allowance entitlement under ITA 2007 s 56.
  • Capped liability and disregarded income.
  • Examples of comparative income tax calculations.

I had a phone call from a reader recently who was trying to track down an article that I had written ‘a couple of years ago’ on non-residents and their entitlement to UK personal allowances and tax liability calculations. That’s right I thought to myself it wasn’t that long ago.

Having looked in the 2008 and 2009 issues my search ultimately took me back to 2003 and  an article called Non-resident niggles. I am sure that there is an article (or perhaps a Doctor Who script) to be written on the effects of...

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