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Old 18-02-2008, 12:56 PM   #20 (permalink)
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What an interesting read, just want to add to this, by advising, that I have dealt with this field since 2003, I also have a direct link with the Head of Non-Residency within HM Revenue so should areas concerning any changes to Non_Residency come into place then I get to hear them directly from the horses mouth, which clears up a lot of issues straight away.

So onto Non-Residents rules that apply to earnings being tax exempt. The 90 day rule!!!

I have to start by saying every case is individual, but when calculating your allowances, they are calculated within a complete tax year, which runs fron April to April.

However, should you your first year working overseas date began after April in say July, then split year treatment can be claimed.

Again each case is individual and I am more than happy to look at this for you.
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