UK Income Tax Allowance on FOTRA Gilts

I was born in UK, but I am now resident and domiciled in the Channel Islands. I have some UK income from property and Gilts (FOTRA -free of tax to residents abroad). a) Am I entitled to the UK Personal Tax Allowance ? b) Does the (untaxed) income from Gilts count when calculating how much my total income exceeds the allowance ? e.g. Say : Property income = 14,000 Gilt income = 15,000 Is my taxable income: 1) 14,000 - 12,570 = 1,250 or 2) 29,000 - 12,750 = 16,250

Hi elpidio valdez,
As you have income from UK property, you meet the criteria for completing a Self Assessment tax return, as this property income is taxable in the UK.  
As you were born in the UK, you can claim Personal Allowances no matter where in the world you are resident.
In your tax return, you would complete the sections SA101 (additonal information) to report the gilts, SA105 (property) to report the UK property income and SA109 (residence) to claim Personal Allowances.
Tax would be calculated on an income of £29000.
Thank you. 
 

Thank you for this clarification. The conclusion is that, although Gilt income is not taxed, it still consumes my personal allowance.