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Capital Gains Manual

CG25300P · Capital Gains manual: individuals: effects of residence, ordinary residence and domicile: domicile and the disposal by non-domiciled individuals of assets situated abroad

  • CG25300 · Effect of residence and domicile
  • CG25302 · Individual becoming deemed domiciled for 2017/18 only under condition B - rebasing
  • CG25304 · Individual becoming deemed domiciled for 2017/18 only under condition B – rebasing examples
  • CG25312 · Using the remittance basis
  • CG25313 · Remittance basis: consequences
  • CG25320 · Remittance basis: computing the foreign chargeable gain: indexation allowance and taper relief
  • CG25325 · Remittance basis: the annual exempt amount
  • CG25330 · Remittance basis: losses: introduction
  • CG25330A · Remittance basis: election for foreign losses to be allowable: TCGA92/S16ZA
  • CG25330B · Remittance basis: no effective carry back of foreign allowable losses: TCGA92/S16ZB*
  • CG25330C · Remittance basis: matching rules for relieving losses: TCGA92/S16ZC*
  • CG25330D · Remittance basis: matching rules for relieving losses: example: Section S16ZC*** TCGA 1992
  • CG25340 · Remittance basis: meaning of remitted to the United Kingdom: introduction
  • CG25341 · Remittance basis: meaning of remitted to the United Kingdom: basic meaning: ITA07/S809L(2) & (3)
  • CG25342 · Remittance basis: meaning of remitted to the United Kingdom: gifts of money and assets: ITA07/S809L(4)
  • CG25343 · Remittance basis: meaning of remitted to the United Kingdom: other reciprocal arrangements: ITA07/S809L(5)
  • CG25344 · Remittance basis: disposals other than for full consideration: ITA07/S809T
  • CG25350 · Remittance basis: gains reinvested in non UK assets
  • CG25380 · Remittance basis: mixed funds: introduction
  • CG25385 · Remittance basis: mixed funds: ordering rules: summary
  • CG25386 · Remittance basis: mixed funds: ordering rules: details
  • CG25387 · Remittance basis: mixed funds: ordering rules: example
  • CG25391 · Remittance basis: gains to be computed in Sterling
  • CG25392 · Remittance basis: accounts denominated in foreign currencies
  • CG25392A · Remittance basis: accounts denominated in foreign currencies - restriction of certain losses
  • CG25393 · Convert at spot rate
  • CG25395 · Remittance basis: employment-related securities: option
  • CG25421 · Disposal of assets situated abroad: Example 1
  • CG25430 · Disposal of assets situated abroad: Example 2
  • CG25431 · Disposal of assets situated abroad: example 3
  • CG25311 · Becoming domiciled
  1. Capital Gains manual: individuals: effects of residence, ordinary residence and domicile: domicile and the disposal by non-domiciled individuals of assets situated abroad: contents
  2. Becoming domiciled

CG25311 | Becoming domiciled

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Gains Manual

An individual who is resident or ordinarily resident* but who has not been domiciled in the UK may change his or her domicile status and become domiciled in the UK from some date. If that individual

* realised gains on foreign assets in the period when he or she was resident or ordinarily resident* but not domiciled

and

* remits those gains after becoming domiciled

he or she should be assessed on the gains remitted in accordance with TCGA92/S12. The fact that he or she has become domiciled does not prevent assessment of the gains on the remittance basis.

  • The ordinarily resident test only applies for the years up to and including 2012/13.

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