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Gift/Inheritance Tax Non Domiciled Person
Does this mean that any UK-domiciled person is still liable to UK-tax for 3 or 4 years on his worldwide income after he has left the UK? Even though he has no ties to the UK anymore and his centre of life is undoubtedly in another country? Does this apply to every domiciled UK-resident?
Re: Gift/Inheritance Tax Non Domiciled Person
No, it is only an issue if the individual becomes deemed domiciled before they leave.
Re: Gift/Inheritance Tax Non Domiciled Person
Does this mean that all UK citizens resident in the UK are subject to UK taxes for 3-4 years if they emigrate?
Re: Gift/Inheritance Tax Non Domiciled Person
Inheritance tax - yes (allowing that citizens are not always UK domiciled, although the vast majority are).
Other taxes are usually based on residence rather than domicile.
Other taxes are usually based on residence rather than domicile.
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