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Non-Residents and Personal Allowance

| 22nd February 2013

If you are non-resident, but are still receiving income taxable in the UK (such as from employment, rental, or interest or dividends), you may be entitled to the same amount of tax-free personal allowance as UK residents receive.

Whether you are entitled to it or not depends on your nationality and country of residence. Those entitled to it include:

–          All nationals of EEA countries.

–          Israeli or Jamaican nationals.

–          Those who are both national and resident of a group of countries

–          Those who are resident in a group of countries

For the list of the countries of the final two groups above, please follow the link here.

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