Expats Need to Take Action Now on Public Service Pensions if Living and Working Abroad in Cyprus or UK

ProACT Sam Says we know how to help Expats with Pensions Living and Working Abroad.

The new 2018 Cyprus Double Taxation (DT) Treaty came into force on 1st January 2019 and from April 2019 -

UK Expats Living Abroad in Cyprus as Tax Residents with UK Public Service Pensions are taxed PAYE in the UK.
CY Expats Living Abroad in UK as Tax Residents with Cyprus Public Service Pensions are taxed at source in Cyprus.

Depending upon your income UK Expats in Cyprus could start paying UK tax at source from April 2019 at 20% or 45%.

EU Brexit for Expats, Tax Saving Expat ExpertsProACT Sam Orgill18 January 2019uk, europe, eu, brexit, cyprus, pensionsComment

If I have an EU Citizen residents permit before Brexit Day can I still live and work abroad in Cyprus?

If you are a UK Expat living and working abroad in Cyprus with a Yellow Slip.

After EU Brexit your status will change and you will have to change your residency status with one of 3 options…

EU Brexit for Expats, Q&AProACT Sam Orgill17 January 2019uk, europe, eu, brexit, Withdrawal treatyComment

4 Actions for UK - Cyprus Expats to do this New Year

ProACT sam identifies 4 Actions for UK Expats to take control of their borders - with or without EU Brexit.

There are 60,000 UK expats living and working in Cyprus who want certainty. Rather than wait for the politicians we could act on the known certainties. Take control of your borders and freedom to live, travel work abroad.

For months now we have been saying there is no such thing as ’no deal’ in any negotiation. The EU Brexit deal is overwhelmed with vested political and business interests.

What is unresolved is the future trading agreement between the EU and the UK.

EU Brexit for Expats, Q&AProACT Sam Orgill14 January 2019uk, europe, eu, brexit, Withdrawal treatyComment

What Happens to EU Expats Residency Rights With Brexit?

ProACT Sam examines what ‘No Deal’ Brexit means for Expats Living and Working Abroad and the Residency Rights and Certainties for EU Expats Even with A No Deal Brexit.

For months now we have been saying there is no such thing as ’no deal’ in any negotiation. The EU Brexit deal is overwhelmed with vested political and business interests.

What is unresolved is the future trading agreement between the EU and the UK.

Q&A, EU Brexit for ExpatsProACT Sam Orgill21 December 2018eu, brexit, europe, Withdrawal treaty, ukComment

Who Pays the Toll for Brexit

ProACT Sam observes shallow PR and politics in action for Brexit , but it was ever thus, and asks what is the different between a fee, a toll and a tax for Expats Travelling Around the World.

For months now we have been saying there is no such thing as ’no deal’ in any negotiation. The EU Brexit deal is overwhelmed with vested political and business interests.

What is unresolved is the future trading agreement between the EU and the UK.

EU Brexit for ExpatsProACT Sam Orgill18 December 2018uk, europe, eu, brexit, Withdrawal treatyComment

Residency Rights Reassurance for EU Expats Even with No Deal Brexit

ProACT Sam examines what ‘No Deal’ Brexit means for Expats Living and Working Abroad and the Residency Rights and Certainties for EU Expats Even with A No Deal Brexit.

For months now we have been saying there is no such thing as ’no deal’ in any negotiation. The EU Brexit deal is overwhelmed with vested political and business interests.

What is unresolved is the future trading agreement between the EU and the UK.

EU Brexit for ExpatsProACT Sam Orgill14 December 2018uk, europe, eu, brexit, Withdrawal treatyComment

No Deal Could Bring Certainty for Expats

ProACT Sam asks is there light at the end of the EU Brexit Tunnel for Expats

For months now we have been saying there is no such thing as ’no deal’ in any negotiation. The EU Brexit deal is overwhelmed with vested political and business interests.

What is unresolved is the future trading agreement between the EU and the UK.

EU Brexit for ExpatsProACT Sam Orgill10 December 2018uk, europe, eu, brexit, Withdrawal treatyComment

Is My UK State Pension Indexed Linked?

The pension is indexed linked for inflation on certain conditions. If you live in the UK or one of a select number of countries with whom a bilateral social security agreement exists with the UK.

EU Brexit for Expats, Q&AProACT Sam Orgill9 December 2018uk, europe, eu, brexit, Withdrawal treatyComment

How Many Years do I need to Contribute for a UK State Pension?

UK State Pensions have changed, if you are born up to April 1953 you may qualify for the Basic state pension with a minimum of 10 years National Insurance (NI) contributions and a maximum of 30 years.

EU Brexit for Expats, Q&AProACT Sam Orgill8 December 2018uk, europe, eu, brexit, Withdrawal treatyComment

Can the State Pension Payment be Postponed?

You could choose to delay the receipt of state pension. You receive a credit for deferment of a 1% increase in your State pension for every 9 weeks deferred, which works out to around 5.8% per year uplift.

EU Brexit for Expats, Q&AProACT Sam Orgill7 December 2018uk, europe, eu, brexit, Withdrawal treatyComment

When Should I Apply for my UK State Pension?

You are notified by post 6 weeks before your state retirement age and must make a paper application by return.

EU Brexit for Expats, Q&AProACT Sam Orgill6 December 2018uk, europe, eu, brexit, Withdrawal treatyComment

How UK State Pension Works for Expats with EU Brexit

The UK State pension is a predicable future indexed income. How does it work for Expats?

How is UK State Pension Impacted by EU Brexit for Expats?

ProACT Sam has the know how.

EU Brexit for ExpatsProACT Sam Orgill5 December 2018uk, europe, eu, brexit, Withdrawal treatyComment

If you are a UK Expat living and working abroad in Cyprus with a Yellow Slip.

ProACT sam identifies 4 Actions for UK Expats to take control of their borders - with or without EU Brexit.

ProACT Sam examines what ‘No Deal’ Brexit means for Expats Living and Working Abroad and the Residency Rights and Certainties for EU Expats Even with A No Deal Brexit.

ProACT Sam observes shallow PR and politics in action for Brexit , but it was ever thus, and asks what is the different between a fee, a toll and a tax for Expats Travelling Around the World.

ProACT Sam examines what ‘No Deal’ Brexit means for Expats Living and Working Abroad and the Residency Rights and Certainties for EU Expats Even with A No Deal Brexit.

ProACT Sam asks is there light at the end of the EU Brexit Tunnel for Expats

The pension is indexed linked for inflation on certain conditions. If you live in the UK or one of a select number of countries with whom a bilateral social security agreement exists with the UK.

UK State Pensions have changed, if you are born up to April 1953 you may qualify for the Basic state pension with a minimum of 10 years National Insurance (NI) contributions and a maximum of 30 years.

You could choose to delay the receipt of state pension. You receive a credit for deferment of a 1% increase in your State pension for every 9 weeks deferred, which works out to around 5.8% per year uplift.

You are notified by post 6 weeks before your state retirement age and must make a paper application by return.

The UK State pension is a predicable future indexed income. How does it work for Expats?

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