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  • RE: Moving back to the UK from abroad and bringing back income earned

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  • RE: Moving back to the UK from abroad and bringing back income earned

    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
  • RE: split year

    Hi i am a UK citizen and have recently returned to the UK after working overseas and will claim split year treatment i have two questions 1) Will i be able to use my whole ISA allowance eg the 20k GBP 2) I have two old workplace pensions from my ex UK employers, contributions on these ceased well before i left the Uk to work overseas. I would now like to transfer these to another provider as the management fees are high. As i will now be a UK resident for the split year i'm assuming i can now move these pensions without there being any adverse split year related tax implications. Both pension have a defined transfer value and no gain will be realised, basically this will be a simple transfer . Many thanks