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Capital Gains Tax: UK tax guides
Yes, non-residents pay UK Capital Gains Tax (CGT) when they sell UK property, and they must report the disposal to HMRC and pay any tax within 60 days of the completion date (GOV.UK guidance). The 2 guides in this section cover CGT on UK Property for Non-Residents and Crypto Tax for Expats and People Leaving the UK. Each guide is written and kept current by Jordan Onraet-Wells, a Chartered Tax Adviser.
CGT on UK Property for Non-Residents: The 60-Day Rule
Non-residents pay UK Capital Gains Tax when they sell UK property, and the disposal must be reported to HMRC within 60 days of completion. This guide walks through the rates, the rebasing rules and the deadline.
12 min read Reviewed June 2026
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How UK crypto tax works for expats and people leaving the UK: CGT on disposals, the temporary non-residence claw-back, income tax on staking, and CARF reporting from 2026.
10 min read Reviewed June 2026
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