draklee

Hello. I have heard of many people who do this and it is something that I would like to do. I have property in both United Kingdom and in Australia. I don't know whether it is better to text domicile in Australia or tax domicile in the United Kingdom. I don't mind spending a little bit more time in one country than the other if it helps, I understand that there are some complexities in terms of residency tests and that it may be necessary to be dual resident, although I also understand that the dual tax arrangement would apply to avoid being taxed twice. I'm not really sure how this all works, however, and I am sure that there are many people who have expertise in this area and there is probably one best way of doing it at the moment I am living in the United Kingdom and I am planning to go back to Australia at the end of next year. Is there a website or a chat environment or a Facebook group that discusses these issues or give some advice please let me know. Thank you

PS. I am a dual citizen.

old.sparkles

You haven't said in your post but are you a dual citizen?

draklee

Yes. Thanks.

old.sparkles

Thanks for answering - I can't help with the question of where to be tax domiciled, but the info should help those that have more knowledge.

If you have no luck, you could try here - https://www.bdhtax.com/team/alan-collett/

Alan is a BE member, and migration agent as well as tax