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Non-dom update | July 2017

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First announced in 2015, significant changes to the taxation of UK resident non-doms and non-domiciled owners of UK residential property had been proposed to take effect from 6 April 2017. However, following the calling of the General Election on 8 June, these changes were not included in the Finance Act 2017 which was passed before Parliament was prorogued. 

Since then there has been unwelcome uncertainty as to whether the changes would still be introduced and, if they were, whether the implementation of the changes would be delayed beyond 6 April 2017. 

It has now been confirmed that the rules will take effect from 6 April 2017 in broadly the form of the draft legislation published in the draft Finance Bill earlier this year. There are a number of technical changes to the draft rules, which will not have significant effects. However, one piece of good news for individuals with mixed fund accounts dating from before 6 April 2008 is that the new cleansing rules will now apply to pre-6 April 2008 income and gains.

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Le Royaume-Uni envisage une modification profonde des règles relatives au domicile fiscal  

le regime actuel  

Le gouvernement propose  que les personnes qui vivent au Royaume-Uni pendant une longue période (15 ans)  paieront l'impôt britannique sur les revenus et les gains étrangers personnelle, ( régle du benefice mondial) comme le ferait une personne qui est domiciliée au Royaume-Uni.

 Date de mise en application :1er avril 2017

Le gouvernement propose  également que tout individu né au Royaume-Uni et ayant  un domicile au Royaume-Uni d'origine ne pourront  revendiquer le statut de non-dom pendant qu'ils vivent au Royaume-Uni et ce  même si elles ont quitté le Royaume-Uni 

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Reforms to the taxation of non-domiciles

by the HM treasury

1.                              Introduction

2.                              Current rules for taxing non-domiciles

3.                              Deemed UK domicile for long-term residents

4.                              Born in the UK with a UK domicile of origin

5.                              Consultation questions

6.                              Draft legislation

7.                              The consultation process

8.                              Annex A: The code of practice on consultation