UK Tax Changes 2026/27: The 4-Year FIG Regime, IHT Tail, and What HNWIs Must Do Now
The 12% Temporary Repatriation Facility window runs through 2026/27 tax year only. From 2027/28 it rises to 15% and disappears entirely in April 2028. Long-term residents face 10-year IHT tail after departure.
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