Did you know that as a UK expat, you could be liable for Capital Gains Tax (CGT) if you sell assets like property or shares? This tax applies to the gain you make from the sale.
CGT rules can get complicated fast. If you’re not sure how this UK tax law applies to you, there’s a risk you might end up paying more tax than necessary.
We connect you with a team of trusted tax advisors to ensure you hold onto everything you’re entitled to. They’ll help you:
Determine if CGT applies to your asset sales
CGT is something that needs to be dealt with when you sell assets. An expert will help you figure out if it applies to your sale and work out exactly how and when you need to pay, so you don’t have to stress about the details.
Find CGT reliefs and exemptions that apply
No choice but to pay CGT? Thankfully, there are ways to reduce this tax burden. Find out all about the reliefs and exemptions that apply to you, ensuring you cut any costs possible on your final tax bill.
Stay compliant with UK tax laws
Nobody wants a surprise tax penalty. Ensure your CGT is calculated correctly and all your paperwork, like the SA108 CGT form, is filed accurately and on time.
Clarify your residency and domicile status
Your residency and domicile status define your tax responsibilities in the UK. A tax expert will clarify your status and explain exactly how it impacts your tax liabilities — no confusion, no stress, and no surprises.
Provide ongoing expat tax advice
If you ever find yourself in need of our expat tax solutions in the future, your tax experts are only a quick message or call away. Whether it’s a change to tax laws or your own personal circumstances — they’re there when you need them.
