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Hi Admin 32, Thank you for the additional details. I don't meet the country tie but do meet the 90 days and accommodation tie (parents home), and since I've been in the UK more than 120 days this year I believe it makes me UK tax resident even if I move abroad for this year. Thanks for your help.

Thank you Admin 25. Appreciate the clarity.

Hi Admin 20, According to the SRT I may have two ties - accomodation tie and 90 day tie. The 90 day rule states there is a tie if 90 days were spent in the UK in either or both of the previous 2 years. Tax year 2021-22 was a split year for me but I had spent more than 90 days when I moved abroad. Would this still count as 90 days? I only spent 15 days in the UK for tax year 22-23. Thanks

Hi Admins, Please could I get a reply. Thank you.

Hi HMRC Admins, Am I able to claim foreign tax credit relief on salary income from the UAE even though the tax rate in UAE is zero percent? I am UK tax resident for 2023-23 but hope to rely on the UK-UAE DTA. Thanks

Having researched this a bit further I understand that I actually have a second tie (91 days in either of the previous two tax years). I am therefore UK resident for tax as of now. My questions would then be: 1. If I move to Dubai for work would I need to fill out a P85 again? 2. Would my salary income in Dubai be subject to UK tax in the 2023-24 tax year? Looking for forward to a quick response :-) Many thanks

Hi there, I returned to the UK on 7th April 2023 after having been non-resident and working abroad for the whole of the previous tax year. I only have one link to the UK which is a place to stay with my parents. I understand that I would remain non-resident for UK tax if I leave the UK again within 120 days. I would like to know my status if I stay longer than 120 days and then move abroad again if I get another job abroad. Would I need to again write to HMRC requesting split year treatment or is that not required. I have not worked in the UK since returning. Thanks