Calculate Your UK Tax Residence Status
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We've made the complex Statutory Residence Test (SRT) rules easy to understand and apply. Whether you've left or arrived in the UK, or are travelling in and out of the UK - we've got you covered.
It encompasses the essential components, including the automatic overseas test, automatic UK tests, and the sufficient ties test.
Click get started to kick off, you'll need around 2-5 minutes to go through the tests.
You'll need details around your days in the UK, and ties to the UK (we'll explain what this all means!)
You can get your results sent to yourself via email, but you'll also get a breakdown directly after the questionnaire.
Use Taxd's UK Tax Residence Calculator to work through HMRC's Statutory Residence Test (SRT) and get an indicative view of whether you're likely to be a UK tax resident for a given tax year. Answer questions on your UK day count, your residence history and your UK ties to see which of the automatic overseas tests, automatic UK tests or the sufficient ties test is likely to apply to you.
How Your Estimate is Calculated
The calculator uses your UK day count, your residence status in the previous 3 tax years, and your UK ties (family, accommodation, work, the 90-day tie and the country tie) for the selected tax year to work through HMRC's Statutory Residence Test - the automatic overseas tests, then the automatic UK tests, and only then the sufficient ties test - to estimate your likely UK tax residence status.
What to Keep in Mind
Whether you're treated as a "leaver" (UK resident in any of the previous 3 tax years) or an "arriver" (not UK resident in any of them) changes the result: leavers face a stricter sufficient ties test and have an extra tie - the country tie - that arrivers cannot have, so the same day count and ties can give a different answer depending on your residence history.
What This Estimate May Not Include
The estimate is intentionally simplified and may not fully reflect split-year treatment, the deceased-persons rules, double tax treaty positions, or unusual day-counting scenarios such as the deeming rule. Only the tests and figures included in the live calculator are reflected in your result.