Moving back to the UK from abroad and bringing back income earned

Hi team, I wasn't a resident for the previous tax year and worked full time abroad. I have been a UK tax payer in 4 out of the 5 years before. I will be moving back to the UK in September during this tax year. I would like to transfer all the income I earned to my UK bank account when I move back (all money was earned from employment income). Is this taxable? Is any employment income earned between April and September in the foreign country taxable in the UK? Thank you

Hi,
Any foreign income arising in tax years that you were not UK tax resident, will not be taxable if brought into the UK.  
Any foreign income arising in tax years you were UK tax resident, is taxable in the UK.  
If you have already paid that tax, there will be no further tax implications on bringing the capital into the UK.
Thank you.

Hi, I am currently residing in foreign country which is a tax free country. When I move back to the UK, I would like to know if I transfer my income to my uk bank account, would I need to pay tax on the employment income I have earnt abroad?

Hi Questions,
Tax is not due on the the capital, but any interest or dividends that this then generates needs to be reported. 
Thank you. 


 

Hi I returned to the uk after working abroad and will be claiming split year treatment additionally I was working in a country that does not charge tax. I would like to bring back my savings to the uk that were all earned from employment income. Am I right in thinking that I will need ro declare all interest gained after returning on September also that no tax will be due on the capital. Thank you

Hi,
Yes that is correct.
Thank you