SA109 Non-Resident and Split-Year Filing
SA109 is the residence section of the UK Self Assessment return. It is used to tell HMRC that you are non-resident, claim split-year treatment, report residence details, and in some cases claim the remittance basis. This is a filing service for people whose position needs SA109 alongside SA100 and any relevant supplementary pages — not a replacement for the full Self Assessment return.
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- ✓Self Assessment tax return
- ✓Employment and basic self-employment income
- ✓Basic reliefs and allowances
- ✓Statutory Residence Test & split-year review
- ✓Non-resident landlord and UK property income
- ✓UK company salary/dividends for non-residents
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- ✓Multiple properties or investment types
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Frequently asked questions about SA109 Non-Resident and Split-Year Filing
What is SA109 used for?
SA109 is the supplementary residence form attached to a UK Self Assessment return. It records information relevant to UK residence and non-residence, split-year treatment, the remittance basis, and related claims or disclosures.
Is SA109 the same as a UK tax return?
No. SA109 is only one set of supplementary pages. It normally accompanies SA100 and any other pages needed for your income, such as SA105 for property or SA103 for self-employment.
Can I file SA109 through HMRC online?
HMRC's own online filing service does not support every SA109 situation. Depending on the boxes required, you may need compatible commercial software or a paper return. We use the appropriate filing route for the completed return and its supplementary pages.
Do I need SA109 for split-year treatment?
Yes, a split-year claim is made through Self Assessment using SA109. The claim depends on meeting one of the statutory split-year cases, so we review your move date, travel, and UK ties before completing the form.
How much does SA109 filing cost?
SA109 is prepared as part of the relevant UK filing package. See the UK pricing options for current package scope and pricing; cases involving complex treaty, trust, partnership, or remittance issues may need a custom quote.
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