Specialist UK tax advice for cross-border and remote employment
Cross-border and remote working open up new opportunities — and a UK tax system that's as complex as ever. We help internationally mobile employees and their families maximise UK tax reliefs while staying fully compliant, wherever in the world you work.
Our Services
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Tax Compliance (Tax Returns)
Where international working or investment is involved, a UK tax return is usually required by law or advisable to protect your position. We prepare and submit your UK tax return and deal with HMRC on your behalf.
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Residence Advice and Planning
The UK's Statutory Residence Test is notoriously intricate, and your residence position is fundamental to your UK tax exposure. We help you determine, plan and evidence your residence status with confidence.
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Overseas Workday Relief and Temporary Workplace Relief
These two UK tax reliefs can be extremely generous to an inbound expatriate, but careful planning and management are essential to secure and maintain the benefits.
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HMRC Enquiries
International mobility remains firmly on HMRC's radar, and enquiries are increasingly likely where significant amounts of UK tax are at stake. We manage HMRC enquiries from start to finish, protecting your position and handling correspondence on your behalf.
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Foreign Income & Gains — the New Regime
The remittance basis and non-dom regime were abolished from 6 April 2025 and replaced by a residence-based system. New UK residents may benefit from the four-year Foreign Income and Gains (FIG) regime, while longer-term residents and former non-doms must navigate the transitional rules, including the Temporary Repatriation Facility. We help you understand the new landscape and plan accordingly.
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Hedge Funds and Private Equity Funds
This sector continues to attract international talent while being subject to a unique set of tax rules and considerable political attention. Our expertise in this area helps you navigate the pitfalls so you can focus on investment management.
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Cryptoassets
HMRC treats cryptoassets as property, so swapping one token for another, spending crypto or gifting it can all trigger capital gains tax, even where nothing is converted to sterling. With exchange data now reported to HMRC under the Cryptoasset Reporting Framework, we help you calculate your position, disclose it correctly and deal with any historic gaps.
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MTD Reporting
Making Tax Digital for Income Tax began on 6 April 2026 for those with qualifying self-employment or property income above £50,000, falling to £30,000 in 2027 and £20,000 in 2028. It replaces the annual return with quarterly digital submissions through compatible software, and catches many non-resident landlords with UK property. We confirm whether and when you are caught, get compatible software in place and keep your quarterly filings on track.
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Capital Gains Tax on RSUs
US brokers report RSU sales on a US basis, and those figures rarely translate to UK rules: cost basis is often understated or missing, and US tax lots take no account of the UK's same-day, 30-day and Section 104 pooling requirements. The position usually has to be rebuilt from scratch in sterling, using the vest-date value already taxed as employment income. We carry out that recomputation, so you neither overpay capital gains tax on income already taxed at vest nor risk penalties for underreporting.