Higher-rate tax reporting for expats
Find out what your UK tax return needs to include when PAYE, rent, pensions, investments or foreign income overlap.
A PAYE code rarely tells the whole story when you live abroad or have more than one income source. I reconcile tax deducted, residence, allowances and the reporting pages that apply.
What I review
- PAYE, pension and employment income
- Rental income and Non-Resident Landlord deductions
- Savings interest, dividends and investment disposals
- Higher-rate reliefs and allowances
- Residence, treaty and foreign-tax-credit claims
- HMRC notices to file and prior-year corrections
How the review works
- 1
Collect the sources
Bring together tax certificates, statements and the years involved.
- 2
Reconcile the tax
Compare tax deducted with the income and reliefs actually due.
- 3
Check the cross-border facts
Review residence, treaties and any overseas adviser’s treatment.
- 4
Give you the filing route
Explain what to report, what is missing and what happens next.
What you receive
- A complete income map
- A clear higher-rate calculation
- The right return pages identified
- A practical evidence list
- Direct access to Matthew
Tell Me What Is Going On
Share the outline in your own words. I will read it personally, identify your UK tax connections, and reply with the clearest next step.
Please do not include passwords, complete bank accounts or identity documents.