Not ordinarily resident employees: UK taxation of share incentives

Resource type: Practice Note

Status: Maintained

Jurisdiction: United Kingdom

This practice note deals with aspects of the UK tax treatment of employment-related securities and securities options acquired after 5 April 2008 by employees and directors who are UK resident, but not ordinarily resident (R/NOR). It also deals briefly with those who are UK resident and ordinarily resident (R/OR), but not domiciled in the UK.

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Resource ID: 7-380-8717
Products: PLC UK Employment, PLC UK Law Department, PLC UK Private Client, PLC UK Public Sector, PLC UK Share Schemes & Incentives, PLC UK Tax
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"Ask the Team": The new tax regime for expatriate employees' share options "Ask the Team": The new tax regime for expatriate employees' share options (http://us.practicallaw.com/topic5-383-3911)
"Ask the Team": The new tax regime for expatriate employees' share options where an OECD-style DTA applies "Ask the Team": The new tax regime for expatriate employees' share options where an OECD-style DTA applies (http://us.practicallaw.com/topic9-383-4466)
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"Ask the Team": The new tax rules for expatriate share incentives - what about performance share plans? "Ask the Team": The new tax rules for expatriate share incentives - what about performance share plans? (http://us.practicallaw.com/topic5-383-8697)
"Non-dom" reforms: restricted securities elections by NOR taxpayers who acquire securities before Finance Bill 2008 is enacted "Non-dom" reforms: restricted securities elections by NOR taxpayers who acquire securities before Finance Bill 2008 is enacted (http://us.practicallaw.com/topic9-381-2054)
"Non-dom" reforms: Systemic share incentive tax advantage for non-UK companies over UK companies "Non-dom" reforms: Systemic share incentive tax advantage for non-UK companies over UK companies (http://us.practicallaw.com/topic8-382-3166)
Finance Bill 2008 amended: Employees who are not ordinarily resident will now NOT need to be included in SAYE and SIP offers BUT rules still need review Finance Bill 2008 amended: Employees who are not ordinarily resident will now NOT need to be included in SAYE and SIP offers BUT rules still need review (http://us.practicallaw.com/topic9-382-1195)
Finance Bill 2008: "Non-dom" reforms - government amendments affecting employee shares and share incentives Finance Bill 2008: "Non-dom" reforms - government amendments affecting employee shares and share incentives (http://us.practicallaw.com/topic0-382-1784)
Finance Bill 2008: Government to review potential disadvantages to UK companies from automatic remittance of UK shares Finance Bill 2008: Government to review potential disadvantages to UK companies from automatic remittance of UK shares (http://us.practicallaw.com/topic3-382-5243)
HMRC announcement about ESC A11: Split-year treatment and tax on employment-related securities and securities options HMRC announcement about ESC A11: Split-year treatment and tax on employment-related securities and securities options (http://us.practicallaw.com/topic6-382-4299)
HMRC guidance on impact of "non-dom" reforms on securities and options taxation HMRC guidance on impact of "non-dom" reforms on securities and options taxation (http://us.practicallaw.com/topic9-382-7630)

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