The non-dom regime ended in April 2025 and the departures followed. What travels with you is the obligation: the rules that still apply, and the record that shows you kept to them.
Some of the most dangerous day counting assumptions when leaving the UK come from thinking a day count that looks safe on paper is enough. Three real cases show how ties, work presence and evidence quality can overturn what seemed like a comfortable margin, and what that means for anyone counting on assumptions alone.
The Temporary Repatriation Facility gives former remittance basis users a window to pay a reduced rate on pre-April 2025 foreign income and gains, but only for a three-year window that closes in 2028. For globally mobile individuals, the strength of your historical tax residency records is vital to withstand HMRC scrutiny.
What are exit taxes? In an increasingly mobile world, more countries are taxing unrealised gains when individuals move abroad. This article explains how exit taxes work, why they matter for HNWIs, where they're used today, and the key factors to consider when planning a relocation, especially the importance of tax residency and robust evidence.
The end of the non-dom regime in the UK led to three core themes: increased relocation, UAE as a favoured destination, and behavioural changes around the underlying reasons to leave. Let’s look at what has happened and what you need to know if you’re considering leaving the UK.
Leaving the UK isn’t just a matter of changing residence, it’s a strategic decision with lasting tax implications. As the non-dom regime ends in April 2025, HNWIs must carefully plan their exit. This checklist walks through essential pre- and post-departure steps to ensure tax compliance and protect your global interests.
The UK’s 2025 non-dom regime changes bring significant tax updates for high-net-worth individuals. This post breaks down the new rules and essential steps to take now to help you stay prepared and compliant in a changing tax residency landscape.
We asked our Founding Partners for insights on the proposed non-dom changes in the UK and their impact. Discover the latest thoughts on non-dom plans ahead of the UK budget.
UK’s non-dom status is changing. Discover how individuals and teams can benefit from using Daysium for strategic residential planning.
When tax residency plans change, the risks are not always obvious. With insight from Scott Homewood at Trident Tax, we explore what families should consider when leaving the UAE and reassessing their position.
European programmes are tightening or closing, non-EU hubs like the UAE and Saudi Arabia are rising, and tax authorities are paying closer attention to how and where globally mobile individuals spend their time. For HNWIs, success now depends on strategic planning, accurate day counting, and defensible residency records, not just qualifying investment.
Moving countries is exciting but it’s also a minefield of emotional strain, admin overload, and hidden financial risks. One of the most overlooked? Day counting for tax residency. Get it wrong, and you could face unexpected liabilities. This article explores the psychological side of relocation, why day counting is so important, and how to make it a stress-free part of your move.
With golden visas ending or being significantly reformed in countries like Spain and Portugal, HNWIs must adapt to new residency and compliance challenges. This article explores the latest changes, alternative residency options, and the importance of tax residency compliance to avoid unexpected liabilities.
Thinking about moving abroad? Understanding tax considerations when relocating is essential to avoid unexpected tax liabilities. From exit taxes to residency rules, this guide covers key areas to review before your move.
Relocating to the Crown Dependencies can feel like a fresh start, but day counting and tax residency rules often mean you need to remember your past. This article explores why UK days still matter, how residency rules differ across Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man, and what HNWIs should prepare before and after a move.
Today's article post explores the top business travel trends of 2024 and how companies can avoid tax residency issues. Learn why counting employee travel days is essential for compliance and discover how technology simplifies day counting for global businesses.