In this weeks live stream I take a deep dive into how social / national insurance works when you live abroad.

Navigating the complexities of taxation can be challenging, especially for UK expats. For individuals leaving the UK or returning after a period abroad, a crucial concept that can impact their tax liabilities is the Split-Year Treatment (SYT). SYT is a concession under the Statutory Residence Test (SRT) introduced in 2013, which allows UK expats to split a tax year into a UK part and an overseas part, limiting their tax liabilities on overseas income.

There's more to gain from living abroad than just immersing yourself in an array of beautiful cultures and picturesque landscapes. Did you know that it can also bring significant tax benefits? 💰💼📈

Some people travel with work across borders.

Some people choose to work remotely or as nomads including across borders.

Some people have work that requires them to be based overseas for a fixed contract period.

If you are working for a UK employer and working abroad, do you need to register and pay tax overseas?

Understanding the complex nature of international medical coverage is critical for expatriates (expats) living and working overseas. While expat health insurance can provide a valuable safety net, several potential pitfalls can turn this protective shield into a distressing burden. This article explores the various things that could go wrong for expats regarding medical cover abroad.

For those of you who have chosen to live abroad, it's important not to neglect your UK state pension entitlement. This article will provide an overview of the UK state pension for expats, including how to maintain UK National Insurance contributions, weekly and monthly contribution options for Class 2 and Class 4, tax-efficient saving comparisons for contracts while working abroad, index-linked pension benefits for retirement, and how to catch up on any missed years to ensure you receive the full UK state pension. This includes the 10-year catch-up opportunity running until June 2023.

Post Brexit and covid the world is moving on with changes and developments in relations between the UK and EU countries like Cyprus, Portugal, Spain and France.

Discover the secrets to maintaining your non-resident status as a UK expat while visiting family and property back home. In this stream, we'll explore the crucial factors and tax implications to consider during your visits. Learn from experts and real-life experiences as we delve into residency rules, the Statutory Residence Test, tax obligations, and practical tips for hassle-free trips. Stay tax-smart and connected to your loved ones without sacrificing your expat benefits.

ProACT Sam examines how overseas property owners can enjoy long stays without impacting tax residence in the EU and worldwide.

We shed light on the intricacies of residency, tax residency, and citizenship

It is the start of UK tax year. I will be highlighting UK tax changes in the year ahead and how they affect families, property and businesses including multi year tax savings by relocating overseas.