Liability to UK taxation

Could you please advise what would be the correct treatment on the case that I am a Canadian/UK national. Have a residential home let out in Canada, spent only few days there in the last 5 years and I permanently lived in the UK since 2019. I am working with a Canadian company on the payroll, receiving dollars. Do I have to declare my salary and rental income in the UK?

Hi Katie R,
If you are a UK tax resident and domicile, you need to declare your worldwide income in the UK
Please see guidance here:
Tax on foreign income
Thank you

Would the scenario change if I am domiciled in Canada?

Hi Katie R

As advised, if UK tax resident and domicile, you need to declare your worldwide income in the UK -  Tax on foreign income.  
If you are UK resident and not domiciled, then by default your have to declare your world-wide income and gains; however, you have the option to use the remittance basis instead, where you only declare all UK income and gains and only that overseas income and gains, remitted to the UK.  
Have a look at RDR section 9, as the remittance basis is not always cost effective:  Guidance note for residence, domicile and the remittance basis: RDR1

Thank you