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UK FIG Regime 2026/27: Non-Dom Tax Changes Explained

The Foreign Income and Gains regime replaces remittance basis from April 2025. 4-year exemption for new UK residents, TRF for old overseas income -- full guide.

Emma Clarke3 Jul 20268 min read

💷 Tax & Finance

UK Non-Dom Remittance Basis: End of the Regime and What Comes Next 2026

The UK non-domicile remittance basis ended April 2025 -- what replaced it, the 4-year FIG regime, transitional rules for existing non-doms, and planning for 2026/27.

CalcHub Editorial3 Jul 202610 min read

💷 Tax & Finance

The 4-Year FIG Regime 2026: How New UK Arrivals Are Taxed After the Remittance Basis Ended

Since April 2025, the remittance basis for non-doms has been replaced by the 4-year Foreign Income and Gains (FIG) regime. Here's who qualifies, what it offers, and what happens after year four.

Emma Clarke1 Jul 20266 min read

💷 Tax & Finance

Remittance Basis Charge 2026: What Non-Doms Pay After 15 Years

Learn what non-doms pay under the remittance basis charge in 2026/27, including the £60,000 and £30,000 annual charges after 7 or 15 years UK residence.

Emma Clarke21 Jun 20269 min read

💷 Tax & Finance

UK Non-Dom Tax 2026/27: The New Foreign Income and Gains (FIG) Regime Explained

The old remittance basis ended April 2025. The new FIG regime gives qualifying new residents 4 years of foreign income exemption. Here is how it works in 2026/27.

James Morgan10 Jun 20267 min read

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