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Non-Resident Landlords: UK tax guides
Yes, you still pay UK tax on rental income from a UK property even when you live abroad, because UK property income is always taxable in the UK regardless of where you are resident. The 3 guides in this section cover Non-Resident Landlord Tax, ATED and the Non-Resident Property Surcharges and Non-Residents Holding UK Property. Each guide is written and kept current by Jordan Onraet-Wells, a Chartered Tax Adviser.
Non-Resident Landlord Tax: UK Rental Income Abroad
UK rental income stays taxable in the UK however far away you live. What changes when you move abroad is how the tax is collected: the Non-Resident Landlord Scheme, form NRL1, your allowances and your filing route.
12 min read Reviewed June 2026
Read the guideGuideATED and the Non-Resident Property Surcharges
A 2026/27 guide to the Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings (ATED), the 2% non-resident and 5% additional-dwelling SDLT surcharges, ATED reliefs and the company-versus-personal ownership decision.
8 min read Reviewed June 2026
Read the guideGuideNon-Residents Holding UK Property: The Complete Tax Guide
A complete 2026/27 guide to UK tax for non-residents who own UK property: SDLT surcharges, the Non-Resident Landlord Scheme, ATED, non-resident CGT, the 60-day deadline and residence-based inheritance tax.
9 min read Reviewed July 2026
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