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19 December 2023
Resetting the clock and the six-year itch: non-domiciliaries resuming UK tax residence
Claire Weeks and Clare Maurice
Changes to the taxation of non-UK domiciled individuals introduced with effect from April 2017 caused many to rethink their connections with the UK.
For those who departed, the framework of the legislation allows for the ‘re-setting’ of the domicile clock, thus permitting a return to the UK with a favourable tax profile. But is this possible in reality?
Senior Partner Clare Maurice and Partner Claire Weeks have considered this ‘six year itch’ and the feasibility of re-setting the clock in a co-authored article for the latest edition of Tax Journal.
Claire Weeks
Partner
Claire Weeks combines a dynamic insight into complex tax matters with a dedicated approach to her client relationships.
Clare Maurice
Senior Partner
Clare Maurice is the Senior Partner of Maurice Turnor Gardner, and is recognised as one of the leading figures within the private wealth industry.