International clients
UK accounts, tax returns and company filings for overseas business owners, non-resident landlords and anyone moving to or from the UK.
Who it's for
- Overseas owners of UK companies
- Non-resident landlords
- People moving to the UK
- UK expats working abroad
What's included
- Running a UK limited company from abroad
- Statutory residence test checked
- Non-resident Self Assessment returns
- Non-Resident Landlord Scheme registration
- Double taxation relief claims
- Companies House and HMRC filings handled remotely
Key rules
- 183 days
- In the UK in a tax year usually makes you UK resident
- Under 16 days
- Usually not UK resident if you were resident in any of the last 3 years
- 20%
- Deducted from rent paid to non-resident landlords unless HMRC approves gross payment
- 6 April 2025
- Non-dom rules replaced by a 4-year foreign income and gains regime for new arrivals
Keep a record of your UK days every tax year. Your residence decides what you pay UK tax on.
Worth knowing
Common questions
Yes. You don't need to live in the UK to own or direct a UK limited company. You need a UK registered office address, and directors must verify their identity with Companies House. We handle the filings for you.
Yes. UK rental income is taxable in the UK wherever you live. You can apply to receive rent without tax taken off under the Non-Resident Landlord Scheme, then pay through Self Assessment.
Usually not. The UK has double taxation agreements with many countries, so tax paid in one country can often be credited in the other. We check which agreement applies to you.
From 6 April 2025, new arrivals who haven't been UK resident in the previous 10 years can claim the 4-year foreign income and gains regime. We check whether it applies and what you need to report.
General information only, not personal advice. Correct as of October 2026.
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