UK tax residency day-count planner
UK tax residency is rarely a single yes/no rule. It combines day counting, automatic tests, and sufficient ties thresholds that change based on your history.
Why this is hard in practice
People often know the Statutory Residence Test exists, but still struggle with edge cases: moves during a tax year, irregular travel patterns, and whether split-year treatment can apply.
What the planner does
- Tracks UK day count from stay periods in a tax-year calendar.
- Shows the decision route through automatic overseas/UK tests and sufficient ties.
- Lets you model extra future UK days as a what-if alert.
- Builds a split-year timeline around a selected event date.
What to use it for
This is best for planning discussions with your accountant: understanding thresholds, identifying trip-risk points, and preparing an auditable timeline before filing.
Try the tool: UK Tax Residency Planner.