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How to provide evidence of your UK residence if we can’t confirm this through an automated check of UK tax and some benefits records.
Find out how to import your personal belongings, pets and private motor vehicles when moving or returning to the UK.
Use supplementary pages SA109 to record your residence and domicile status on your SA100 Tax Return.
This manual contains guidance on the residency and domicile status of individuals, it also covers the remittance basis of taxation.
Find out how to get a certificate of residence as an individual, company or organisation so you do not get taxed twice on foreign income.
Find out whether you need to pay UK tax on foreign income - residence and ‘non-dom’ status, tax returns, claiming relief if you’re taxed twice (including certificates of residence)
What you can do with a UK residence card, also known as an EEA biometric residence card (BRC), report it lost or stolen, who can order a replacement.
Guidance on considering applications from persons who are subject to the habitual residence test.
Guidance on considering housing applications from persons who are subject to the habitual residence test.
Check if a home is eligible for extra tax-free residence allowance if it is left to children, grandchildren or other direct descendants.
Find out the rules on paying tax on foreign income or gains and about residency, domicile and the remittance basis from 6 April 2013.
Prove your right to live in the UK - residence cards, permanent residence cards, derivative residence cards are no longer valid.
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