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19 December 2023

Resetting the clock and the six-year itch: non-domiciliaries resuming UK tax residence

Claire Weeks and Clare Maurice

Changes to the taxation of non-UK domiciled individuals introduced with effect from April 2017 caused many to rethink their connections with the UK.

For those who departed, the framework of the legislation allows for the ‘re-setting’ of the domicile clock, thus permitting a return to the UK with a favourable tax profile. But is this possible in reality?

Senior Partner Clare Maurice and Partner Claire Weeks have considered this ‘six year itch’ and the feasibility of re-setting the clock in a co-authored article for the latest edition of Tax Journal.

To read their article, please click here.

Claire Weeks

Partner

+44 (0)20 7786 8727 claire.weeks@mtgllp.com Download vCard↓

Claire Weeks combines a dynamic insight into complex tax matters with a dedicated approach to her client relationships.

Clare Maurice

Senior Partner

+44 (0)20 7786 8711 clare.maurice@mtgllp.com Download vCard↓

Clare Maurice is the Senior Partner of Maurice Turnor Gardner, and is recognised as one of the leading figures within the private wealth industry.

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