From what's been said, OP is going to be personally tax resident in both jurisdictions. I have done it myself, three jurisdictions at one time in a tax year. It's not necessarily a massive problem providing there's no tendency towards "hey I have a great idea" regarding personal taxation. Dual tax treaty between UK and the other country is essential reading at this point. Scrupulous record keeping of travel and finances is essential from day 1. Second piece of essential reading is document RDR3 which covers personal taxation and working outside the UK.
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How come I'd be still resident in the UK if I don't live in the UK anymore?Originally posted by Fred Bloggs View PostComment
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Read RDR3 guidelines from HMRC. It explains in very understandable English under what circumstances you are not UK tax resident.Originally posted by kee View Post
The fact you asked the question demonstrates, as I suspected all along, at the moment you simply have no clue what you're doing.
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There is nothing to suspect mate, I am literally asking. Anyway, take care.Originally posted by Fred Bloggs View PostComment
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