For UK founders, investors and families planning a move
Latitax turns the rules that follow you out of the UK into a dated plan: the country that fits your income, the order to do things in, and the exact date each UK claim on you ends. Every figure traced to the tax authority that set it.
Sample Move Plan
IllustrativeUnited Kingdom → United Arab Emirates
Leaving 20 May 2027 · Golden Visa - real estate investor
Built by the Latitax engine from its sourced rules: 22 dated steps in all. Yours is built from your answers.
Among the official sources behind the figures
The part every relocation agent leaves out
Whether you are non-resident is decided by a day-count and ties test, the year you leave can be split only if you fit one of a few narrow cases, and gains, close-company dividends and inheritance tax can all reach you for years after you go. This guide sets out the rules that follow a UK founder or investor abroad, what they…
UK residence is decided each tax year (6 April to 5 April) by the Statutory Residence Test (SRT). It is mechanical, and it is applied in a fixed order: first the automatic overseas tests, then the automatic UK tests, then the sufficient ties test. The first…
Members get the thresholds, the cases and their own dates
The UK does not tax a non-resident on most gains, which makes the obvious plan: leave, sell the company, come back. Temporary non-residence (TNR) is the rule that stops it. If you were solely UK resident in at least 4 of the 7 tax years before the year you…
Members get the thresholds, the cases and their own dates
Since 6 April 2025 inheritance tax no longer turns on domicile. It turns on long-term residence. If you have been UK resident in at least 10 of the last 20 tax years, you are a long-term resident and your worldwide estate is within UK IHT, at 40% above the…
Members get the thresholds, the cases and their own dates
Why members move with confidence
The outcome
The destinations that fit your income, whether dividends, gains, salary or a company sale, ranked for your situation, each with its reasons.
The certainty
Every figure carries its source and the date it was checked. You watch the research happen, and anything unverified is flagged, never smoothed over.
The speed
Thirteen questions give you your Move Plan. A sourced answer takes about a minute; a deep research brief, a few.
The effort
No HMRC manuals, no spreadsheet of UK days, no chasing four advisers for one answer. Reminders come before each deadline.
Nothing asked of faith
Ask Latitax anything and you see its work: every profile it opens, every official source behind it, how many figures are verified, before a single word of the answer is written.
Understood: A UK founder living off dividends, choosing between Dubai and Monaco, and what the UK keeps after the move.
Compared 2 destinations
United Arab Emirates, Monaco
Read the United Arab Emirates profile
13 sources (10 official) · reviewed 29 Sep 2026
↳ UAE Federal Tax Authority - Basic Tax Information Bulletin: Free Zone Person (Corporate Tax) · UAE Federal Tax Authority - Taxation of Natural Persons under the Corporate Tax Law (and Cabinet Decision No. 49 of 2023) · Cabinet Decision No. 85 of 2022 on Tax Residency (FTA unofficial translation) · +10 more
18 verified7 secondaryRead the Monaco profile
6 sources (6 official) · reviewed 29 Sep 2026
↳ MonServicePublic (Government of Monaco) - Inheritance tax and income tax information · MonServicePublic (Government of Monaco) - How to apply for a residence permit · MonEntreprise (Government of Monaco) - Corporate income tax · +3 more
15 verified5 unverifiedChecked Leaving the UK: the tax rules that follow you › Temporary non-residence: the five-year rule
2 sources (2 official) · reviewed 29 Sep 2026
↳ HMRC HS278 Temporary non-residents and Capital Gains Tax (2026) · HMRC Residence and FIG Regime Manual RFIG21600 - Temporary non-residence: distributions from closely controlled companies
3 verifiedChecked 48 facts from 21 sources
Not every figure is verified: the answer is asked to say so wherever it relies on one.
Writing the answer
A real trail: these lookups ran against the Latitax database for this question. Source links are for members.
What membership gives you
Which country actually works for me?
Your personal shortlist and the map in Fit-for-me mode: the right destinations for your income and family, each with its reasons.
Instead of a week of articles written for someone else.
What will the UK still take after I go?
Your Move Plan: your split-year case, the date the five-year rule ends, the date your inheritance tax tail ends, every step on a calendar.
Instead of finding out from a tax bill.
How many days can I spend in the UK?
The residence day tracker, counted the way HMRC counts: midnights, and tax years from 6 April.
Instead of a spreadsheet and a guess.
Advisers bill by the hour, and I don't know what to ask.
Latitax AI with its research trail, and deep research briefs you can take to them, so the hour you pay for is spent deciding.
Instead of paying to be told the basics.
What if the rules change?
Alerts when an official source for a country you follow changes, and a plan rebuilt from the current rules.
Instead of hearing it too late.
My company, my trust, my family.
Structures explained, with the substance they need and the UK angle; company residence after you leave; comparisons you can save.
Instead of four advisers and no single picture.
How it works
Thirteen short questions. If you took the free exit check, your answers are already there.
Your destination, route and every step, from before you leave to the year your last UK tie ends.
Latitax AI answers from the research, tailored to you, with its sources. Reminders arrive before each deadline.
Latitax membership
Included
Annual
$1,490a year
Monthly
$149a month
Moving within 12 months? Move Year: $1,290 once, twelve months, never renews.
Create my account →No contract: cancel online from your account at any time and keep access to the end of the period you paid for. Research, not advice: Latitax tells you where to confirm with a qualified adviser before you act.
until the 2026/27 UK tax year ends, on 5 April 2027.
Your departure date decides which split-year case you can use and how many UK days you have left that year. Plan the date before you book the flight.
Questions
Yes. Latitax covers only lawful residence, the regimes tax authorities recognise and established structures. It never helps anyone conceal income or assets, fake residence or avoid reporting, and it says so plainly when asked.
No, and that is deliberate. Latitax is research: sourced, dated and applied to your situation, so you arrive at a qualified adviser knowing what to ask and what it should cost. It tells you where to confirm before acting.
A general AI answers from memory, which is out of date and cannot say where a figure came from. Latitax answers only from its own research database, shows you each lookup as it happens, cites the source and check date for every figure, and says when something is not covered rather than guessing.
Start monthly and cancel whenever you like, or take the free exit check first. Move Year suits people who have decided: twelve months, paid once, for the year of the move.
Your situation, questions, answers, plan and reports are encrypted at rest. We never sell data. Analytics never run on your account pages, and you can download or delete everything yourself.
39 destinations in depth, chosen because they genuinely solve the problems of a UK founder or investor, and headline figures for 209 countries in all. Questions we cannot answer yet are researched by the team.
The right country, the right order, and the date each UK claim on you ends. From $124.17 a month, billed yearly.
Research, not advice. Confirm any decision with a qualified professional in each country concerned.