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Hello again, I was awarded some shares through a RSU scheme whilst working overseas some years ago (non UK tax resident). Having returned to the UK and now tax resident here I have to declare these as income in the UK when they mature. What % of income do I report - 100% or the pro rata % equal to the time I will have spent in the UK prior to maturity (eg. If I was non-resident for 2 years and UK resident for 1 year would I report 33% of the income representing 1/3rd of the time since award of the RSU)? Thanks

Hello, I have a similar question I am have both French and UK nationality. I am now tax resident in the UK, but was previously tax resident in France. Whilst I was in France I took out a personal pension investment product called a PERIN which I can cash in when I reach retirement age. My questions are the following assuming that I remain tax resident in the UK - will the PERIN be taxed in the UK or in France when I cash it in? - if it is taxed in the UK, how will it be treated ? Many thanks

Thanks, but I don't see where in the guidance sheet it refers to my question. Could you point me to the right place please.

Hello, I was awarded some shares through a RSU scheme whilst working overseas some years ago (non UK tax resident). Having returned to the UK and now tax resident here, what would the deemed cost of acquiring these shares be for CGT calculation purposes if I was to sell them as a UK tax payer? Thanks