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Unless you spend a complete tax as a non-UK resident, your earnings from Jersey will be taxable in the UK. If any tax is paid in Jersey, it will be deductible from your UK tax liability.
Let me know if you have any further queries.
Unless you spend a complete tax as a non-UK resident, your earnings from Jersey will be taxable in the UK. If any tax is paid in Jersey, it will be deductible from your UK tax liability.
Let me know if you have any further queries.
I apologise for the missing "year.
When you leave the UK, you are normally given provisional non-UK resident status. Apart from limiting your visits to the UK, the bare minimum that you must achieve is to be non-UK resident for a full tax year (6 April to 5 April). There is no doubt about that. If you come home in March 2013 permanently, your Jersey earnings will be taxable in the UK.
I know HMRC6 inside out. I use it in a large part of my work. With regard to paragraph 10.7 it refers to Extra Statutory Concession A11 which you can read on page 22 here. This part deals with not completing a full tax year and overrides everything else:
"The concession (ESCA11) would not apply, for example, where an individual who had been ordinarily resident in the United Kingdom left for intended permanent residence abroad but returned to reside here before the end of the tax year following the tax year of departure".
I think that makes my point about the requirement to spend a full tax year as a non-UK resident. Paragraph 10.7 of HMRC 6 does not, therefore, conflict with my answer.
When you leave the UK, you are normally given provisional non-UK resident status. Apart from limiting your visits to the UK, the bare minimum that you must achieve is to be non-UK resident for a full tax year (6 April to 5 April). There is no doubt about that. If you come home in March 2013 permanently, your Jersey earnings will be taxable in the UK.
I know HMRC6 inside out. I use it in a large part of my work. With regard to paragraph 10.7 it refers to Extra Statutory Concession A11 which you can read on page 22 here. This part deals with not completing a full tax year and overrides everything else:
"The concession (ESCA11) would not apply, for example, where an individual who had been ordinarily resident in the United Kingdom left for intended permanent residence abroad but returned to reside here before the end of the tax year following the tax year of departure".
I think that makes my point about the requirement to spend a full tax year as a non-UK resident. Paragraph 10.7 of HMRC 6 does not, therefore, conflict with my answer.
Tony Tax, Tax Consultant
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