While in most countries tax residency and domicile are generally linked, the situation is different for British nationals and it is much harder for them to shake off their British domicile status. Many Britons who become non-UK tax residents are unaware that they have retained their UK domicile. The danger is that on death they will still be assessed for UK inheritance tax as well as the local death and succession taxes of the country in which they reside. 

 

To find out how we can help you determine your domicile and the implications of it, contact us now. We will review what you need to do to change your domicile, or strengthen a claim to be non-domiciled, and explain the tax planning opportunities available to you.