Tax on house sale in the UK ?
#1
Tax on house sale in the UK ?
Hi
I am sure I remember reading on one of the IRS sites that unless you have been living in a UK residence as your primary home for 3 of the last 5 years the profit made on the sale of the property becomes taxable when transferring the money to the US.
I really need the details of this and I cant find the site/pages again.
Can anyone help please?
I am sure I remember reading on one of the IRS sites that unless you have been living in a UK residence as your primary home for 3 of the last 5 years the profit made on the sale of the property becomes taxable when transferring the money to the US.
I really need the details of this and I cant find the site/pages again.
Can anyone help please?
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Re: Tax on house sale in the UK ?
Originally Posted by Tootsie Frickensprinkles
Hi
I am sure I remember reading on one of the IRS sites that unless you have been living in a UK residence as your primary home for 3 of the last 5 years the profit made on the sale of the property becomes taxable when transferring the money to the US.
I really need the details of this and I cant find the site/pages again.
Can anyone help please?
I am sure I remember reading on one of the IRS sites that unless you have been living in a UK residence as your primary home for 3 of the last 5 years the profit made on the sale of the property becomes taxable when transferring the money to the US.
I really need the details of this and I cant find the site/pages again.
Can anyone help please?
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Re: Tax on house sale in the UK ?
Originally Posted by GlasgowBoy
The enternal question - is UK income liable to US taxation? I'd love to help but this confuses the funk out of me too.
Assuming you are resident for IRS purposes.
Or a Citizen.
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Re: Tax on house sale in the UK ?
Originally Posted by Boiler
Yes
Assuming you are resident for IRS purposes.
Or a Citizen.
Assuming you are resident for IRS purposes.
Or a Citizen.
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Re: Tax on house sale in the UK ?
Originally Posted by GlasgowBoy
But isn't their a reciprocal agreement saying you don't have to pay tax in both countries? I might have imagined that.
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Re: Tax on house sale in the UK ?
Originally Posted by GlasgowBoy
But isn't their a reciprocal agreement saying you don't have to pay tax in both countries? I might have imagined that.
I believe the OP's description of the US CGT situation is basically correct, the UK CGT basis is different.
So you can have tax payable in the UK and not the US, vice versa, a bit of both and neither. All depends.
#7
Re: Tax on house sale in the UK ?
Originally Posted by Tootsie Frickensprinkles
Hi
I am sure I remember reading on one of the IRS sites that unless you have been living in a UK residence as your primary home for 3 of the last 5 years the profit made on the sale of the property becomes taxable when transferring the money to the US.
I really need the details of this and I cant find the site/pages again.
Can anyone help please?
I am sure I remember reading on one of the IRS sites that unless you have been living in a UK residence as your primary home for 3 of the last 5 years the profit made on the sale of the property becomes taxable when transferring the money to the US.
I really need the details of this and I cant find the site/pages again.
Can anyone help please?
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Re: Tax on house sale in the UK ?
Get a dodgy UK lawyer to deal with the house sale and bring the dosh over as travellers cheques but spread about various US bank accounts and dont deposit more than $9.999.
or so I'm told
or so I'm told
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Re: Tax on house sale in the UK ?
Originally Posted by rushman
Get a dodgy UK lawyer to deal with the house sale and bring the dosh over as travellers cheques but spread about various US bank accounts and dont deposit more than $9.999.
or so I'm told
or so I'm told
The$10k is a money laundering thing.
#10
Re: Tax on house sale in the UK ?
Ah, I know all about the tax implications of selling your home in the UK. It all depends on whether....
...oh bollocks to it! Can't anyone be arsed to use the frikkin' search function on this site?
Well I can't be arsed to type all that crap again. Sorry.
...oh bollocks to it! Can't anyone be arsed to use the frikkin' search function on this site?
Well I can't be arsed to type all that crap again. Sorry.
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Re: Tax on house sale in the UK ?
Originally Posted by dbj1000
Well I can't be arsed to type all that crap again. Sorry.
well now they know who to search the post by
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Re: Tax on house sale in the UK ?
Originally Posted by Bob
hehe
well now they know who to search the post by
well now they know who to search the post by
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Re: Tax on house sale in the UK ?
Originally Posted by fatbrit
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Re: Tax on house sale in the UK ?
Originally Posted by fatbrit
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Re: Tax on house sale in the UK ?
Originally Posted by fatbrit
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