Dual residence tax return

Hi I have recently split my time reside in the UK and the Netherlands. I am self-employed with income source from UK only. The tie breaker rule indicated that the tax liability is the UK. I normally complete self-assessment via HMRC app. Do I have to complete any other forms to declare my situation to the Netherlands and the UK?

Hi,
As you are still classed as UK resident, then no you do not.
Thank you

Hi, Thank you for the response. On top of the question above, I got few more. 1. When I looked it up for the dual resident. It stated below You can claim relief on the following types of income: interest from bank and building societies royalties most work pensions annuities UK dividends How about the work income? Does it not come under? 2. I did the residence tie-breaker test myself. Is there anyway to verify it’s correct? For example, despite I will be staying more than 186 days in the Netherlands and roughly 100 days in the UK. But I only have permanent home available to me in the UK as it’s rental property in the Netherlands. Thank you

Hi,
If your residence is showing you as UK then you need to declare your worldwide income.
Thank you.

Hi, I have a question regarding uk residency test, home definition, When I come back to UK to work, I stayed and lived at my sisters house which is permanently available for me. Would that consider/ count as my home in the UK?

Hi there I started working in Spain since February this year, I am employed buy a Spanish company and am paid a monthly salary, I also have income from rental property in UK and pension from my previous employment in the UK!, Now, Do I have to declare my UK income to Spanish Tax office? Do I have to pay tax in both countries for same income, I already make my yearly self assessment in the UK for UK income! Please advise!

Hi,
You would need to check with Spanish Tax authorities.
Thank you.

Hi j2565kimo,
HMRC definition of a home - A home can be a building, or part of a building, a vehicle, vessel or structure of any kind which is used as a home by an individual. It will be somewhere which an individual uses with a sufficient degree of permanence or stability to count as a home.
Thank you