A chap (ex-IR type) at my accountant is insisting that in order to pass the non-residency tests you have to have been out of the U.K since day 1 of the new tax year.
Regardless of how many days you have spent out of the U.K.
I'm sure this isn't true and I can't find anything that would back him up either.
From what I have read, you can be non-resident for tax purposes regardless of when you left the U.K so long as you don't spend more than 90 days in the UK.
Who is right?
Cheers
Regardless of how many days you have spent out of the U.K.
I'm sure this isn't true and I can't find anything that would back him up either.
From what I have read, you can be non-resident for tax purposes regardless of when you left the U.K so long as you don't spend more than 90 days in the UK.
Who is right?
Cheers
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