New to the UK and need to file a tax return? 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 savvy tax experts who will help you manage your taxes in the UK, without all the unnecessary stress. Here’s how:
Handle all the paperwork
One part of taxes that many people struggle with is the mountain of paperwork. The tax experts we connect you with handle all the red tape, so you don’t have to. From filling out forms to double-check every detail, they make the process as easy for you as possible.
Claim tax exemptions and reliefs
There are many great tax reliefs for expats, but they’re easy to miss if you don’t know what to look for. Thankfully, with a tax expert that knows the ins and outs of these reliefs, you’ll have help claiming every tax exemption and credit available to you.
Meet deadlines (and avoid penalties)
Managing taxes in multiple countries means juggling different deadlines, and it’s easy for things to slip through the cracks. That pressure can add up as you try your best to avoid penalties and interest charges. A tax expert keeps track of key dates and deadlines, so you’re always one step ahead.
Personalised tax advice and planning
Your tax situation isn’t one-size-fits-all, so the tax advice you receive shouldn’t be either. Work with a team of UK tax experts and enjoy clear, no-nonsense guidance tailored to your income and residency status. You’ll always know exactly where you stand and what to do next.
Ongoing expat tax support
After your initial consultation, you may decide to continue working with your matched tax expert for ongoing support — whether that’s help with filing annual UK tax returns, responding to HMRC, or getting tailored advice as your circumstances evolve. Any additional work and fees are agreed directly with the expert, giving you clarity and control every step of the way.
We’ll keep you informed about UK tax developments that matter to you — through our newsletter, regular blog posts, and our podcast.
