However, you can probably get a better deal overall if you are also looking at borrowing to buy a property (say). It may be best to enter into an exchange of emails with a specialist broker such as Bob ...
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Alan Collett alan-at-gomatilda-dot-com Registered Migration Agent Number 0102534 Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales Member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia http://www.gomatilda.com and http://www.collettandco.co.uk Offices in Southampton - England; Melbourne, Perth, Brisbane, and Geelong - Australia
Posts: 2624 | Location: Geelong, Australia | Registered: 01 August 2002
In case you haven't picked up on this yet, you can continue to keep any money you have invested in Cash ISAs even after you have left the UK - and still enjoy tax-free income on it.
What you can't do is ADD to the amount once you become non-resident in the UK.
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Howard
Posts: 31 | Location: Mandurah, WA | Registered: 16 March 2006
Why do you think the income is tax free in Australia?
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Alan Collett alan-at-gomatilda-dot-com Registered Migration Agent Number 0102534 Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales Member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia http://www.gomatilda.com and http://www.collettandco.co.uk Offices in Southampton - England; Melbourne, Perth, Brisbane, and Geelong - Australia
Posts: 2624 | Location: Geelong, Australia | Registered: 01 August 2002
I suppose that unless he is a temporary resident it is still declarable as worldwide income for Australian tax purposes - and as such would be taxable in Australia.
As a temporary resident I am still able to get ISA income tax-free.
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Howard
Posts: 31 | Location: Mandurah, WA | Registered: 16 March 2006