Tax Codes Explained: What Does The T Mean On My Tax Code?

A tax code is a code issued to you by HMRC that tells your employer or pension provider the correct amount of tax to deduct from your income. The tax code is made up of numbers and letters, like 1250L, BR, or NT.

If your tax code is '1257L', that means you are entitled to the standard tax-free Personal Allowance of £12,570 for the 2024/25 tax year. The letters in the code refer to any tax reliefs or adjustments in your specific situation.

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Guide to UK Pension Contributions for Non-Residents Living Abroad

Understanding how to handle your non uk resident pension contributions is critical for long-term financial planning whether you are a British expat or a non-resident living outside of the UK.

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How Do Double Taxation Agreements Affect Non-UK Residents With UK Income?

Most expatriates will have heard of double taxation agreements (DTAs) or treaties. These agreements between two countries are often beneficial since they mean that an individual taxpayer won’t be taxed twice on the same event, income, or gain to the full extent of each relevant tax system.

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Do I Need to Pay Tax on My UK Pension While Living Abroad?

Whether you are planning to retire abroad or have already settled overseas, managing the tax implications of your UK pension is rather of the essence. This guide will break down the essentials to keep you on top of your obligations and avoid any unexpected surprises.

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