Under the Finance Bill 2025, the non-UK domicile basis of taxation is abolished with effect from 6 April 20251. With this, all associated tax treatments including the remittance basis of taxation and overseas workday relief, are either removed or substantially revised. A summary of the new regime applying from that date, together with a number of transitional measures which apply to those individuals who had established a non-UK domicile before that date, is provided at E4.1312A. Details of the rules which applied to 5 April 2025 have also been retained for reference. It is likely these outgoing rules will remain relevant for some time: one example may be where overseas income of a non-UK domiciled individual arises before 6 April 2025, but which has not been remitted to the UK until after that date.
FA 2013 introduced legislation from 6 April 20132 to replace the previous non-statutory treatment for remittances from mixed earnings foreign bank accounts (known as 'qualifying accounts'). The legislation for these qualifying accounts
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