Disclosure Services For
Rental & Foreign Income
Whether you're an expat living overseas with UK rental income or you have undisclosed foreign income while residing in the UK, we are here to assist you with a straightforward and stress-free voluntary disclosure process.

GLOBAL CITIZENS
Our voluntary disclosure services are designed to help expats, property owners, and individuals with cross-border income issues. We can assist you if you are:
Professionals who move between countries but retain UK employment or sole trade.
Individuals living abroad with undeclared rental income from UK properties.
Individuals residing in the UK with undeclared income from overseas sources.

TIMELINE FOR VOLUNTARY DISCLOSURE
Here’s an approximate timeline for the voluntary disclosure process:
We’ll help you collect necessary documents like rental statements, foreign income records, or bank statements.
Timeframe: 2 week
The tax payment, interest and penalties should be settled at the date of the submission.
Timeframe: Immediately after submission
Discuss your rental or foreign income details with our experts. We'll assess your tax obligations and recommend the next steps.
Timeframe: 1 week
Our team will prepare and submit your disclosure to HMRC, ensuring all income is properly reported.
Timeframe: 2 week
After submission, HMRC may take several weeks to process your disclosure and may contact you for additional information.
Timeframe: 4-12 weeks
The SRT looks at the number of days you spend in the UK, as well as ties such as family, property, and work. Providing that you achieve a non-resident status, HMRCs right to tax your income will be limited to UK sourced income only and thus, it is critical that you understand the steps you need to take to achieve a non-resident status if you wish to mininise UK tax exposure whilst overseas.
If you continue to receive income from the UK (rental, pensions, dividends), you may still have UK tax obligations. Each type of income is treated differently for non-residents, so it’s essential to get tailored advice.
The UK has tax treaties with many countries to prevent you from being taxed twice on the same income. Applying these treaties can reduce your overall tax burden and avoid complications in your new country.
The temporary non-resident rules can bring incomes and gains that are tax free in real time due to your non-resident status, back within the scope of UK taxation broadly if you return to the UK within five years. It is critical you take steps to avoid being caught by these rules upon repatriation to the UK.
To notify HMRC of your departure, you can complete Form P85 or SA109 pages on your self assessment tax return. This will trigger refunds or NT (No Tax) coding for employees.




PENALTIES AND APPEALS
Penalties for Non-Disclosure
If income is not disclosed to HMRC, you could face significant penalties. However, voluntary disclosure significantly reduces penalties.
Appeals Process
If you believe HMRC’s decision regarding penalties or tax owed is unfair, you have the right to appeal. Our team can assist with submitting appeals and negotiating reduced penalties or taxes.
UK CROSS BORDER SPECIALISTS
We are a team of experienced and qualified tax advisors committed to helping individuals navigate the complexities of the UK tax system.
We specialise in cross-border UK tax advice, serving expats, nomads, and mobile professionals in 50+ countries.
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