lf1

Kieran Lynch of Lynch Accountng in Crewe. We use him for Canadian and UK tax, but I believe he also handles US tax too. Might be worth an enquiry. Good luck with everything.

Lion in Winter

This.

And she already has a whole thread on the subject. And I use the term "subject" loosely.

Helen1964

Jesus wept.

Lion in Winter

And then Bill Gates put him in a camp for not getting a vaccine.

durham_lad

We got first Covid vaccine this morning and I was very tempted to say to the nurse that we are looking forward to the 2nd appointment to re-charge the batteries.*



*RFID microchips
https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-f...-idUSKBN28E286

Lion in Winter

Have you picked up your 5G signal yet?

durham_lad

can you hear me now?

luckysue

I have been in Canada since 66, my husband since 79 and now we are getting older are thinking we would like to move back to the UK to be closer to family, plus we both still feel more at home there. We both became Canadian Citizens and wondered if we can just move back, buy a house etc, or is there a process involved? Any advice would be appreciated, taxes, health care etc??

Lion in Winter

If you are both British citizens, you can go back any time you like with no process whatsoever. Just show up at Heathrow (or wherever) with your UK passports, and go through just as if you were going on holiday.

For health care, you will just register at your local surgery for your gp wherever you end up living.

Tax - sorry, no expertise there, but someone else will know.
Buying a house - sorry, no real expertise there either other than if you are paying cash it's going to be a lot easier since getting a mortage at an older age and with no UK credit rating (credit ratings don't travel) is likely to be a challenge.


Edit to add: I see you actually have a separate thread on this as well, with some comments already on it, so best stick to that one.

luckysue

We were both born in Britain but became Canadian Citizens for work purposes, does anyone know if we would still be able to move back to live in UK?

Lion in Winter

Sue, check your other thread. Good info there.

luckysue

Thank you!

Lion in Winter

Also, if you hit that quote button on the bottom right of the post to which you are replying, then it shows up like this and everyone knows who you're talking to

SanDiegogirl

As per your other thread: If you are still British citizens (surely you know whether you gave up British citzenship at some time?) you just fly back to the UK with your British passports.

Lion in Winter

I think she was not aware that you can't just "lose" British citizenship, you actually have to take action on it, and thought that it might have gone automatically when she took Canadian citizenship. I think she's checked the other thread now.