Navigating the UK’s New Non-Dom Tax Rules

Introduction

The UK non-dom regime has changed fundamentally from 6 April 2026 and advisers can no longer rely on the old rules.

With the abolition of domicile status for tax purposes and the end of the remittance basis, internationally mobile individuals now face an entirely new UK tax landscape. For advisers, this creates both significant risks and valuable planning opportunities.

This new virtual classroom seminar will explain exactly how the new regime works, what has changed and the key issues advisers need to identify when supporting clients with UK and cross-border interests. You will gain clear guidance on navigating the new framework, managing exposure and advising with confidence in a period of major transition.

Designed for private client lawyers, tax advisers, accountants and wealth professionals, this session is essential for anyone advising high-net-worth individuals with international connections.

What You Will Learn

This live and interactive session will cover the following:

• Understanding the key features of the new UK non-dom regime from 6 April 2026
• Navigating long-term residence rules and the new inheritance tax framework
• Explaining how the inheritance tax ‘tail’ applies in practice
• Applying the 4-year Foreign Income and Gains (‘FIG’) regime effectively for clients
• Assessing the impact of the reforms on trusts and existing wealth structures
• Identifying transitional provisions and planning opportunities arising from the changes
• Addressing the common challenges clients are facing under the new rules
• Implementing practical steps advisers should take now to protect and support clients
• Considering the interaction between the new regime and broader succession planning strategies

Recording of live sessions: Soon after the Learn Live session has taken place you will be able to go back and access the recording - should you wish to revisit the material discussed.