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✎ EN US Citizen working for US Company, living in London...

Discussion in 'Immigration UK' started by mullins266, Jun 17, 2007.

  1. mullins266

    mullins266 New Member

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    I am a US citizen working for a US company that doesn't really care where I live...so I choose to live in London. I could enter on a tourist visa (but it has the 6 month limit), but I also qualify for the highly skilled migrant worker visa program (2 year limit). Under this scenario, am I liable for UK taxes while I live in London? I mean, I feel like I must be and they have some mechanism for "getting me", but I don't understand how this would actually play out...thanks!
     
  2. polskasweetie

    polskasweetie Addicted member

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    Income taxes yes,you will be liable.

    For taxes affecting your bank accounts, there is a tax form (R85 or R105 - I alwasy get these mixed up) at your respective bank to fill out and exempts you from paying taxes on your money in the bank for the first 3 years of stay here.
     
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