Note: I didn't cover the British Isa in this video because full details are not yet known. The Government has opened a consultation until 6 June, after which more information will be available. Thanks for watching :)
The phasing out of Biometric Residence Permits (BRP) and Biometric Residence Cards (BRC) is expected to be fully complete by December 31 2024. The adoption of e-Visas will remove the need for physical documents to prove immigration status, as the fully digital documents can be accessed and verified securely online.
Rishi Sunak called an early election as he and his Non-Dom wife will be leaving the UK and moving to the USA. Sunak didn't become PM for the love of the 🇬🇧 UK and its people, Sunak became PM for Status, Prestige and Connections, Sunak will be gone by April 2025 ...
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These videos are fantastic Kiran! Your videos are concise, simple to understand and you are SO articulate. I really appreciate the knowledge you're bestowing upon us as an audience.
Rishi Sunak called an early election as he and his Non-Dom wife will be leaving the UK and moving to the USA. Sunak didn't become PM for the love of the 🇬🇧 UK and its people, Sunak became PM for Status, Prestige and Connections.
A Cha! Finally a uk accountant that actually speaks about pro-active things. Most accountants just follow a system and nothing pro-active about them. Thanks Kiran. Going to look through your content.
Currently, non-doms can claim the remittance basis which means they only pay UK tax on income/gains they bring ("remit") into the UK. From 2025, the UK will move from a remittance basis to a resident non-dom basis. This means non-doms will be subject to UK tax on their worldwide income/gains like UK-domiciled residents, but only after they've been in the UK for a certain number of years. Specifically, people moving to the UK won't pay UK tax on foreign income/gains for the first 4 years they're resident, as long as they haven't been UK resident in the last 10 years. This removes the remittance basis and gives a grace period for new arrivals before worldwide taxation applies. However, long-term non-doms who currently benefit from the remittance basis may end up paying more tax under the resident non-dom rules. There are concerns some wealthy non-doms may choose to leave the UK as a result of the changes.
There will be many "Crypto Millionaires " this year for sure due to the BTC - ETFs - Halving and a possible Etherium ETFs. they are marking sure Tax is due.
Great video, I would like to understand more about the changes to nursery hours and how much you need to earn to qualify and when it makes sacrifice salary to under 100k or just pay for nursery
One area of confusion for CGT for me is sharing shares with my spouse (bed and spouse). How can this be done such that both my spouse and i can maximise our CGT allowance from shares owned by one person in the relationship (hope this makes sense)
Thank you for this helpful video. One query please -at 4:46, you follow the example of a £100k gain on sale of 2nd property with the statement that the new 24% CGT rate “will only impact those whose incomes are within higher and additional tax bands”. However, the residential CGT rate is determined by the sum of adding income (which may be within the basic rate band) to the total taxable capital gain (in this case £100k) minus the CGT allowance. It’s whether this sum lies within the basic or higher/additional bands that determines the tax rate charged. Please correct me if I’m wrong.
You did not mention that non working people i.e. pensioners will not gain by the NI reductions and will therefore pay more tax due to the freeze on the threshold.
How do I get back some of my taxes after pay 1300.00 last year's I'm getting depressed with UK taxes system. I want to know if one win 1000.000 how much taxes I'm looking to pay?
Sho did not mention the pensioners who will be a lot worse off due to the "Fiscal Drag" going on until 2028. This means that better off pensioners will be a lot worse off. Tax bands frozen means that many pensioners will have to pay a lot more in tax. Reduced N.I. rates will benefit some paid by the pensioners no doubt, but it will also affetct the future welfare of many. The UK ison a steeper slippery slope since Thatcher & co. Looking around today I see many young families with two+ children and dog living in a 4 bedroomed detached house with 2 newish cars on the driveway, somethingb that was impossible inmy younger days and no doubt will be impossible for the next generation. This generation is taking all....from the pensioners and from the future generations and would you believe it most are sitting on their backsides working from their home. The UK is a busted flush....
Leaving a comment to show my appreciation of the service you're doing. Any lower tax band gems you might have, no matter how remote, please let us know, obviously it would still require a level of research on our behalf. Thank you 🌚
I have a question about Capital Gain, I discover there's Capital gain allowance in the UK, if I'm correct it means I don't have to pay taxes under 6000£ in 2023/2024 and 3000£ in 2024/2025. Does that mean I don't have to declare anything or I need to fill some documentation? Also, my capital gain comes from the sell of some stocks I have in my Italian bank account, in Italy the bank pays taxes for you so it deducts capital gain automatically, in Italy there' s no Capital Gain allowance. Considering I'm a UK resident and I shouldn't pay capital gain taxes under 6000£, can I ask the UK government to pay back the capital gain I paid in Italy? If so, how?
For UK if you have assets worth over 20k GBP you still have to fill tax with HMRC even if you dont have to pay any tax. They just want to know you have those assets. For italy i have no idea but considering your gains are below 6k i doubt its even worth to get someone qualified to get that Italian tax back.
Very explained!!! Quick question in relation to non-dom , scenario 1 : person A is non-dom on skilled work visa since 2020 and A has never claimed remittance basis on worldwide income however , Person A earn is expecting to realised gains outside Uk in 2025 after tax year then A will also be entitled to get 4 years exemption. What is ur thought based on current information. Thanks a lot in advance!
