Foreign Income (SA106)

What is Form SA106?

This is a supplementary form used to report to HMRC any income received from overseas sources. It is submitted alongside the main SA100 tax return and any other required forms.

What types of income are considered overseas income?

Overseas income includes all types of income earned outside the United Kingdom, such as wages from employment, profits from self-employment, rental income from overseas property, and capital gains from the sale of foreign assets. It also covers income from overseas savings, foreign dividends, remitted foreign income, and overseas pensions or benefits.

What details does the SA106 form require for HMRC to calculate your UK tax?

In the SA106 form, you are required to provide details of any tax already paid to a foreign government. HMRC will use this information, including your overseas income, related expenses, and foreign tax paid, to calculate your actual UK tax liability

When do I need to file SA106?

You need to file that form if you have one or more foreign source income mentioned above.

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