All UK property has capital gains tax liability. Should an expat have that as a personal liability or a corporation tax liability.

Property Rental income arising in the UK is taxable in the UK so expats have tax to manage. To save tax using allowances and family ownership expats can take action. A return is still due noting all uk property agents submit property rental income to the taxman.

ProACT Sam examines how expats relocating overseas can tax advantage of split year rules as a one off opportunity to use personal allowances to maximise tax savings.

Capital gains tax (CGT) is due when you sell an asset such as a property, shares or cryptocurrency. However, if you die then CGT becomes inheritance tax which means that your family will pay up to 40% tax.

By taking the right steps and planning ahead you can reduce this liability all the way to 0%.

We’ll be looking at how making a will can help you avoid inheritance tax.

Your last tax return is due when you die - your inheritance tax return.

ProACT Sam discusses how relocating expats can avoid getting caught by full year worldwide tax in the UK.