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Leaving the UK tax calculator
Earnings
As a non-resident, only the duties you physically perform in the UK stay within UK tax. Split your workdays and the calculator apportions the income for you.
Employment income
Gross salary, bonus and benefits for the year
UK WORKDAYS
OVERSEAS WORKDAYS
Self-employment profit
Net profit before tax
UK WORKDAYS
OVERSEAS WORKDAYS
UK income
UK property income stays taxable here whatever your residence status. Pensions usually follow the treaty. Dividends and interest may fall out of charge under the disregarded income rules.
UK rental profit
After allowable expenses
UK pension income
State, private or occupational
The treaty exempts this pension from UK tax
Tick if your destination’s double tax treaty gives taxing rights over pensions to your country of residence. Government service pensions usually stay UK-taxable.
UK dividends
UK bank interest
Foreign income
Taxable in the UK while you are resident here, and outside UK scope once you are not.
Foreign earnings and pensions
Employment, self-employment or overseas pension
Foreign investment income
Dividends, interest and overseas rental profit
Your allowances
Non-residents are not automatically entitled to the UK personal allowance, and it makes a material difference to the comparison.
I would still be entitled to the UK personal allowance as a non-resident
British and EEA nationals generally are, as are residents of a number of countries under the relevant treaty. Untick if you would not qualify.
Note that claiming the disregarded income basis means giving up the allowance entirely — the calculator works out which of the two leaves you better off.
ESTIMATED UK INCOME TAX
IF YOU STAY UK RESIDENT
Worldwide income in scope
IF YOU ARE NON-RESIDENT
UK-source income only
DIFFERENCE