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Work with trusted UK tax experts who guide you through every step of your expat tax return
Are you new to the UK? We know how confusing and overwhelming the UK tax system can be when adjusting to life as an expat. With new rules, deadlines, and paperwork – it’s hard to keep up. But it doesn’t have to be that way.
We connect you with a team of knowledgeable Chartered Tax Advisers who understand expat situations inside and out. With their support, you can stay compliant and receive accurate, up-to-date expat tax advice.
One of the downsides of being an expat in the UK is the responsibility of staying on top of confusing tax forms and ever-changing rules.
From initial prep to final submission – the UK tax adviser we connect you with will take the entire paperwork load off your plate.
With every detail double (and triple) checked, you’ll never feel uneasy about missing deadlines or making expensive mistakes.
Did you know there are dozens of tax reliefs available to UK expats? Still, many people miss out simply because they don’t know they exist.
The expert tax consultant we match you with will make sure you never pay more than you owe. By staying on top of both current and historical UK tax laws, they’ll pinpoint every exemption and relief you’re entitled to so you hang on to as much of your income as legally possible.
Dealing with taxes across borders usually means deadlines get murky. A dedicated expert keeps those key filing dates on their radar, making sure everything stays on schedule so you never have to deal with late fees, penalties, or interest.
Beyond keeping you on track, they will help you plan for future financial changes. This includes spotting opportunities to reduce your expat tax exposure before the next deadline even arrives.
No two expat tax situations are ever the exact same. That’s why a one-size-fits-all approach never works. You need advice tailored to your specific income, residency status, and long-term goals.
The expat tax specialists we connect with focus on how UK tax rules apply when your finances cross borders. They’ll help you understand how your overseas income and assets fit into your UK tax picture.
Many clients continue working with their adviser beyond the first call, giving them a trusted contact who already knows their situation.
£100 of your consultation fee is credited towards any future work with your UK Chartered Tax Adviser, including UK tax return preparation.
Pricing usually depends on how complex your situation is – starting at £400. Rest assured, you’ll always get a clear, upfront quote before any work begins.
When you book a consultation, £100 of the consultation fee is credited towards any future work with your UK Chartered Tax Adviser, including the preparation of UK tax returns.
Before your appointment, you’ll be asked to complete a short questionnaire and an identity check (a standard legal requirement).
These must be completed at least 72 business hours before your consultation. To avoid delays or any rescheduling fees, please make sure everything is submitted on time.
Tax laws can change over time. You’ll receive advice based on the current regulations at the time of your consultation. But it’s your responsibility to check back in with your tax expert if you’re making decisions down the line.
If you’d like to keep up to date in the meantime, you can visit our blog for regular updates, insights, and practical guidance on UK expat tax matters: https://expattaxes.ie/blog/
Yes, we’re happy to match you with a tax professional to review your residency status and help you understand how your move affects your UK tax obligations.
The UK tax year runs from 6 April to 5 April. Paper tax returns are due by 31 October, and online returns – along with any tax owed – are due by 31 January.
If you make payments on account, an additional payment is usually due on 31 July.
Filing an expat tax return starts by registering for UK Self Assessment through HMRC. Once registered, you’ll receive a Unique Taxpayer Reference (UTR), which allows you to submit your tax return online.
From there, you’ll gather details about your income and assets and file your return before the deadline.
Get in touch and our team will point you in the right direction based on your situation.
Speak with a UK tax expert who understands your income, residency, and cross-border position.
When you book a consultation, £100 of your fee is credited towards any future work with your UK Chartered Tax Adviser, including UK tax return preparation.
