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Do i have to notify the HMRC when moving abroad?
unclekevin
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in Cutting tax
Hi.
Next year (February) I am moving abroad to Vietnam to teach English, I haven't got a permanent idea of how long I will live overseas but I'm hoping it will be for the foreseeable future. I'm currently employed and my last day of work is the day before I move overseas, I have handed in my notice so everything is official with my company.
Will I have to notify HMRC I'm moving abroad? I've read conflicting reports saying that I have to and some saying I don't, at the moment I rent so I don't own a property and I will not be receiving any income from within the UK when I'm overseas.
Next year (February) I am moving abroad to Vietnam to teach English, I haven't got a permanent idea of how long I will live overseas but I'm hoping it will be for the foreseeable future. I'm currently employed and my last day of work is the day before I move overseas, I have handed in my notice so everything is official with my company.
Will I have to notify HMRC I'm moving abroad? I've read conflicting reports saying that I have to and some saying I don't, at the moment I rent so I don't own a property and I will not be receiving any income from within the UK when I'm overseas.
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Yes you should notify them if it's for at least one year and complete form P85. Details here.
https://www.gov.uk/tax-right-retire-abroad-return-to-uk0 -
It's also common sense to keep UK authorities up to date with a contact address so they can contact you if necessary. Lots of people get caught out with tax return fines, untaxed car tax fines, etc., simply because they've not bothered to tell HMRC/DVLA that they've moved and warning letters have gone to last known addresses and hence not acted upon.0
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