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Non-Doms & Inbound: UK tax guides
The 4-year Foreign Income and Gains (FIG) regime gives people who become UK tax resident after at least 10 consecutive non-resident years full UK tax relief on their qualifying foreign income and gains for their first four years of residence, with no remittance trap, so the money can be brought to and spent in the UK freely. The 5 guides in this section cover The 4-Year FIG Regime, Temporary Repatriation Facility (TRF), Residence-Based Inheritance Tax, and more. Each guide is written and kept current by Jordan Onraet-Wells, a Chartered Tax Adviser.
The 4-Year FIG Regime: UK Tax for New Arrivals
The four-year FIG regime gives qualifying new UK residents full relief on foreign income and gains for their first four years, with no remittance trap. This guide covers who qualifies and what a claim really costs.
7 min read Reviewed June 2026
Read the guideGuideTemporary Repatriation Facility (TRF): The Full Guide
The Temporary Repatriation Facility lets former remittance-basis users bring pre-6 April 2025 foreign income and gains to the UK at 12% to 15%.
8 min read Reviewed June 2026
Read the guideGuideResidence-Based Inheritance Tax: The New UK Rules
Residence-based inheritance tax replaced UK domicile from 6 April 2025.
6 min read Reviewed June 2026
Read the guideGuideMoving to the UK from the Gulf: a tax guide for HNWs
A 2026/27 tax guide for Gulf-based high-net-worth individuals and returning Brits moving to the UK.
9 min read Reviewed July 2026
Read the guideGuideOffshore Trusts and UK Tax After the Non-Dom Reforms
How the 6 April 2025 non-dom abolition changed offshore trusts: the end of protected settlement status, residence-based trust IHT, the FIG regime, the TRF and your restructuring options.
8 min read Reviewed July 2026
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