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    This document provides information and instructions for UK taxpayers who are leaving the UK permanently or temporarily. It explains that the form should be used to claim tax relief or repayment if the individual has lived or worked in the UK and is now leaving. The form collects personal details and information about the individual's employment, income sources from the UK, and their residency status. It also allows the individual to choose how they want any tax repayment to be paid, either to a UK bank account, directly to themselves, or to a nominee.

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    This document provides information and instructions for UK taxpayers who are leaving the UK permanently or temporarily. It explains that the form should be used to claim tax relief or repayment if the individual has lived or worked in the UK and is now leaving. The form collects personal details and information about the individual's employment, income sources from the UK, and their residency status. It also allows the individual to choose how they want any tax repayment to be paid, either to a UK bank account, directly to themselves, or to a nominee.

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    This document provides information and instructions for UK taxpayers who are leaving the UK permanently or temporarily. It explains that the form should be used to claim tax relief or repayment if the individual has lived or worked in the UK and is now leaving. The form collects personal details and information about the individual's employment, income sources from the UK, and their residency status. It also allows the individual to choose how they want any tax repayment to be paid, either to a UK bank account, directly to themselves, or to a nominee.

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    This document provides information and instructions for UK taxpayers who are leaving the UK permanently or temporarily. It explains that the form should be used to claim tax relief or repayment if the individual has lived or worked in the UK and is now leaving. The form collects personal details and information about the individual's employment, income sources from the UK, and their residency status. It also allows the individual to choose how they want any tax repayment to be paid, either to a UK bank account, directly to themselves, or to a nominee.

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    Leaving the UK getting your tax right

    Help
    If you would like more help with this form: go to www.hmrc.gov.uk phoneourhelplineon08453000627 ifyouarecallingfromoutsidetheUK phone+441355359022 Yr Iaith Gymraeg Ffoniwch 0845 302 1489 i dderbyn fersiynau Cymraeg o ffurflenni a chanllawiau.

    About this form


    Use this form to claim tax relief or a repayment of tax if: you have lived or worked in the UK you are leaving the UK, and you - may not be coming back or, - are going to work abroad full-time for at least a complete tax year. Do not fill this form in if: you normally live in the UK and are going abroad for short periods, for example on holiday or a business trip you have completed, or are required to complete a Self Assessment tax return for the tax year that you leave. A tax year is 6 April one year to 5 April the next.

    What you will need to help you fill in this form


    Your form(s) P45 Details of employee leaving work if you have one, (your employer or your Job Centre gives you this form when you stop working or when you stop claiming Job Seekers Allowance). You should refer to the Guidance Note: Statutory Residence Test, particularly for the definitions of the following terms as they are used in the form: - Resident - Home - Full-time work.

    1. About you
    1

    Your surname or family name (use capital letters)

    Your phone number We may call you if we have any questions about this form

    Your first names (use capital letters)


    5

    Are you male or female? Male Female

    Your most recent address in the UK (use capital letters) The UK is England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland

    Your date of birth DD MM YYYY

    7 Postcode

    Your National Insurance number, if you have one You can find your National Insurance number on a form P45 or P60 that you get from your employer, a PAYE Coding Notice or a letter from us

    P85

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    5013726 HMRC 02/13

    About you
    8

    continued
    16

    Your nationality For example British, Polish, French

    How many days do you expect to spend in the UK between the date at question 10, and the following April 5?

    How long had you lived in the UK before the date you left (or the date you intend to leave)?

    17

    How many days do you expect to spend in the UK in each of the next three tax years? (6 April one year to April 5 the next) For example 81 days between 6 April 2014 5 April 2015
    Year 1 Year 2

    10

    Your date of leaving the UK DD MM YYYY

    11

    Are you resident in the UK for the tax year up until the date at question 10?
    18

    Year 3

    No Yes
    12

    Will you get any income from the UK after you have left? This includes income from property, pensions, employment, one-off bonus payments, and bank or building society interest No Yes

    Were you resident in the UK for the tax year before your departure date? No Yes
    19

    Will you be working full-time outside the UK? No Yes

    13

    Which country are you going to?

    14

    What is your full address in that country?

    20

    Will you continue to have your salary paid from the UK? No Yes

    15

    Will you, your spouse, civil partner or someone you are living with as a spouse or civil partner, have a home in the UK while you are overseas? No Yes Tell us the address of the UK home

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    2. Income you get from the UK after you leave


    Fill in this section if you will get any income from the UK after you leave the UK.
    Income includes income from property, earnings you get from UK work, a one-off bonus payment, pensions,
    bank or building society interest or profits from stocks and shares.
    If you get any income from property, please answer question 21. For all other income please answer question 22.

    Income from UK property


    If you have a property in the UK that you get income from you may have to pay UK income tax.
    For more information go to www.hmrc.gov.uk and enter The Non-Resident Landlords (NRL) Scheme in the Search box.

    21

    Will you get any income from a property in the UK? For example, rent, property fees, interest premiums No Yes

    Other income from the UK


    22

    Give details of any other income you will get from the UK after you leave. If you do not know the actual amount, give an estimate Type of income For example pension or employment bonus Annual amount in Date started DD MM YYYY Payroll / pension or account number Name of pension/ salary payer

    If you will be working when you leave the UK go to section 3 Your employment.
    If not, go to section 4 How you want to be paid any money we owe you on page 4.

    3. Your employment

    23

    Will you perform any duties in the UK from the date in question 10 or question 25 which ever is the later and April 5 following this date, and for the whole of the following tax year? No Yes If Yes, give details, including an estimate of the number of days when you will work more than three hours in the UK.

    24

    Do you work for the UK Government as a Crown servant or in Crown employment? No Yes If Yes, tell us your departments name

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    25

    What job will you do in the country you are going to?

    28

    Will you be paid through either: a UK employer through a UK payroll, or an office or agent in the UK? No Yes Go to section 4 If Yes, tell us the name and address of the person paying you
    Name Address

    What date will you start that overseas job?

    How may hours per week will you work, on average, in that overseas job?

    26

    Your employers name and address


    Name Address Postcode

    Postcode

    27

    Will you do your job on a rota? For example as an oil rig worker who works 14 days on rig then 14 days off No Yes If Yes, tell us the country where you expect to spend your days off

    4. How you want to be paid any money we owe you


    Not everyone gets a refund. It is not always possible to issue a cheque to a non UK bank account. If you are due a refund, we can either pay it to you or someone else on your behalf they are known as a nominee. Please choose one of the following two options:

    Option one Pay cheque to UK bank or building society


    Bank sort code

    Option two Pay by cheque direct to me or


    my nominee Put X in one box Make the cheque payable to me authorise the cheque to be payable to my nominee I Tell us your nominees name

    Account number

    Account holders name

    Bank or building society name and address


    Name Address

    Tell us the address to send the cheque to

    Postcode

    Postcode

    Put X in one box This is my account This is my nominees account Page 4

    Declaration
    You must sign this declaration. If you give information which you know is not correct or complete, action may be taken against you. I declare that: the information I have given on this form is correct and complete to the best of my knowledge I claim repayment of any tax due.
    Your signature

    Date DD MM YYYY

    What to do now
    Put an X in relevant box
    I have enclosed parts 2 and 3 of my form P45 Details of employee leaving work (do not send photocopies). If you have not yet received your P45 from your employer please obtain it before you return this form. cant get a form P45. Please tell us why in the box below, for example because you are retired or a UK Crown servant I employed abroad. If you have a form P45 and dont send it to us, any repayment due to you cannot be made.

    Please send this form to your tax office. You can find your tax office address by: going to www.hmrc.gov.uk select Contact us and choose Income Tax asking your employer.

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