How a UK pension is taxed when you're overseas including the impact of double tax relief
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For many people that move overseas they are not able to cut ties with the UK (although many wish they could!). This could be because of UK family or friends or alternative could be because they have UK source income such as a UK pension. As a general rule even if you're non UK resident the UK taxman still looks to tax UK pensions, however this is where double tax treaties come into play. They can have a massive impact on where a pension is taxed and can in various cases transfer taxing rights overseas. Therefore if you're a non UK resident or are planning to leave the UK and receive a UK pension read this article to find out exactly when you can escape UK tax.
 
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