Residence and domicile reporting.

Correct reporting of the remittance basis, non-domicile claims and the split-year and double-tax positions that follow.

What it is

Reported correctly.

Where a residence or domicile position has been planned, it must then be reported — correctly, and consistently with the planning. The remittance basis, non-domicile claims, split-year treatment and double-tax relief each have their own reporting, and an error here can undo the planning it was meant to reflect.

We report your residence and domicile position accurately and in line with the advice behind it, so the return reflects the position you actually hold.

How we advise

The remittance basis

Reporting a remittance-basis position correctly where it applies.

Non-domicile claims

Making the claims the position supports, properly evidenced.

Split-year treatment

Reporting a split year on the correct basis.

Double-tax relief

Claiming relief where income or gains are taxed in more than one country.

Important information

The basis on which we advise.

This page is general in nature and does not constitute tax, legal or financial advice. Advice is given only under a formal engagement, on the basis of your specific circumstances.

ORA Black advises on the design, selection and coordination of structures; it does not act as trustee, foundation council member or administrator, and does not hold client assets. Fiduciary, formation and administration services are provided by appropriately licensed and regulated providers. Where regulated financial services are required, these are provided through ORA Black’s partnership with NEBA Private Clients.

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