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  12. August, 2020

  Income tax refund does not affect my pension in the future. What is the difference between these two payments?

  If you worked abroad, you (or your employer) paid a portion of your income to the tax office. We call this “income tax”, because it is calculated from your gross income. You can legally receive part of your taxes, which you have paid, back, thanks to the tax law for foreigners working in a foreign country. Income tax and pension fund are two totally different payments.

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  24. July, 2020

  How is the tax during tax year in the United Kingdom calculated?

  UK Tax year is always from the 6th of April to the 5th of April, unlike a tax year we are used to in most of the countries, from 1st of January to the 31st of December.

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  20. July, 2020

  Why do I get less on the tax refund than my colleauge?

  This is one of the most frequent questions our clients ask. The reason is that it always seems unfair when a colleague gets back more tax with the same or similar salary as you. However, there are many reasons why this happens.

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  12. July, 2020

  How does worldwide income affect your tax refund?

  In most countries, citizens and resident aliens are subject to tax on worldwide income. You are considered “ordinarily resident” in a country if you have lived there for more than 6 consecutive months and, as such, are subject to unlimited tax liability and must pay tax on your worldwide income there.

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