Becoming non-UK tax resident when you have a UK employment

Overseas teleworking is becoming more popular. What with the advances in communications over the past 10 years, working from the other side of the world can be a reality for many. We've looked at this kind of teleworking in our report:How to avoid taxes and live the life of your dreams However, some people can't quite make this kind of leap to actually working overseas (or more likely their employers don't like the idea of their staff sat on the beach doing their work!). So some people want to live overseas, not too far away, (but nice enough to get some good weather) and commute back to the UK to work for 2-3-4 days a week. The tax implications of this are less well known, particularly the residence position. Aside from the domestic UK tax rules, the impact of any double tax treaty will need to be carefully considered. We've therefore had a look at this in this article: How to establish your residence when you're working in the UK and living overseas