Most expatriates will return to their mother country at some point, either through ill health or on the death of a spouse or a partner. Unfortunately, many do not seek tax and financial advice until they have returned to the mother country.However, by planning before repatriating, you may be able to structure your assets in a tax efficient manner.

HM Revenue & Customs can still make a case for you to be UK resident even if you do not spend more than 90 days in the UK. A tax investigation can be expensive as well as stressful.

Sooner or later, all expatriates have questions about the tax implications of their expatriate status. For the answers, Joseph Oliver can provide referrals to our preferred tax advisers, who can advise you on all aspects of personal and corporate taxation including: