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Everything digital nomads need to know about taxes in United Kingdom
The UK uses the Statutory Residence Test (SRT) to determine tax residency. Non-residents are only taxed on UK-source income. The UK offers favorable treatment for non-domiciled individuals.
How United Kingdom determines tax residency
| Type | Rate | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Income Tax | 20% - 45% | Basic (20%), Higher (40%), Additional (45%) |
| National Insurance | 12% / 2% | Employee contributions |
| Capital Gains | 10% - 20% | Basic rate 10%, Higher rate 20% |
| Dividend Tax | 8.75% - 39.35% | Depends on income band |
UK residents not domiciled in UK can use remittance basis of taxation
Reduce UK tax on employment income for non-domiciled individuals
United Kingdom has tax treaties with these countries
The SRT is a series of tests that determine UK tax residency based on days spent in the UK, connections to the UK, and work patterns.
It depends on your ties to the UK. With no ties, up to 182 days. With many ties, as few as 16-45 days could trigger residency.
Use our free Day Tracker to monitor your presence and avoid unexpected tax obligations.
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