UK and Australian Personal Tax. One advisor. No confusion.
Cross-border tax compliance and planning for individuals with ties to both the UK and Australia.
Managing tax obligations across the UK and Australia shouldn't mean coordinating between two accountants who don't talk to each other.
AUK Tax provides all-in-one UK and Australian personal tax services - returns, residency advice, property taxation, and planning - with one point of contact who understands both systems and how they interact.
Whether you're moving between the two countries, managing income or property in both, or simply need expert help with one jurisdiction, you'll get clear advice, fixed fees, and returns filed on time.
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Why AUK Tax?
Managing tax across two jurisdictions is complicated enough. Your tax advisor shouldn't add to that complexity.
✓ One advisor, both jurisdictions All your UK and Australian tax handled by the same person - no coordinating between accountants, no conflicting advice.
✓ Fixed fees, no surprises You'll know what you're paying before we start. Clear pricing, no hourly rates, no unexpected invoices.
✓ Personal service, trusted advice Direct access to an experienced adviser who knows your situation. Fast turnaround on returns, with guidance you can rely on throughout the year.
Simple process. Expert results.
1. Initial consultation
We'll discuss your circumstances, tax obligations in both jurisdictions, and what you need to achieve. No jargon, just clear guidance on what's required.
2. Information collection
You provide the necessary information - we'll tell you precisely what's required, with clear instructions.
3. Preparation and review
We prepare your returns with full consideration of both UK and Australian tax rules, treaty provisions, and available reliefs. You review and approve before lodgement.
4. Lodgement and completion
Returns filed electronically with HMRC and the ATO. You'll receive confirmation and copies of everything submitted.
Google reviews
Richard Ford 12 reviews
3 weeks ago
I would highly recommend AUK Tax for anyone with finances spread between the UK and Australia. They are able to advise the most efficient way to utilise the tax system of each country. Our advisor was Chris and we found him to be a great communicator throughout.
3 weeks ago
Christian Green 1 review
Had a great experience working with Chris & the Team at AUK. I had some complex issues to work through with the team, which they were able to troubleshoot and clearly articulate solutions to. This made decision making simple for me which I really appreciate. Thanks to all and looking forward to speaking again soon!
4 weeks ago
David Boote 3 reviews
Christian at AUK tax was brilliant in helping me sort my taxes in both the UK and Australia. I had property income in the UK and my salary as a tax resident in Australia which I needed Christian to assist me with, which he did professionally and efficiently. I thoroughly recommend.
FAQ’s
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It depends on your tax residency and the type of income. The UK and Australia tax individuals under different rules, but the UK–Australia Double Tax Agreement is designed to prevent the same income being taxed twice. In most cases, tax paid in one country can be credited against tax due in the other.
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UK and Australian tax residency are determined under different rules. The UK uses the Statutory Residence Test, while Australia looks at factors such as intention, domicile, and ties. It’s possible to be resident in one country, both, or neither depending on your circumstances.
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Yes, it’s possible to be considered tax resident in both countries under domestic law. When this happens, the UK–Australia tax treaty applies tie-breaker rules to determine which country has primary taxing rights.
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It depends on whether you are an Australian tax resident and, if so, whether you qualify as a temporary resident. Temporary residents are generally not taxed in Australia on most foreign income, including UK income, while permanent residents are usually taxed on their worldwide income, subject to relief under the UK–Australia tax treaty.
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UK property income is generally taxable in the UK, even if you live in Australia. If you are an Australian tax resident, the income may also be taxable in Australia, with a credit usually available for UK tax paid under the tax treaty.
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UK pension income may be taxable in Australia if you’re an Australian tax resident, depending on the type of pension and how it’s paid. The UK–Australia tax treaty determines which country has taxing rights and how double taxation is avoided.
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UK and Australian tax systems don’t automatically align, and errors around residency, overseas income, and treaty relief can be costly. A specialist who understands both jurisdictions can ensure your tax position is handled correctly and consistently, without conflicting advice or duplicated work.
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Yes. AUK Tax prepares UK and Australian personal tax returns and provides cross-border advice under one engagement, so everything is handled consistently and efficiently.