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15 free tools · five families · no gate

UK tax tools for leaving the UK — free, sourced, built on HMRC's own rules

Stop reading. Start working it out. Fifteen free tools that turn the Statutory Residence Test, the leaving-the-UK paperwork, the money you keep earning from Britain and every HMRC deadline into a personal answer — no gate, no paywall, no upsell.

Direct answer

Quit UK Tax's fifteen free tools turn HMRC's rules into your answer, grouped into five families: check your status (the SRT, day-counting, split-year, full-time work abroad), plan your exit, sort the money and tax you still owe Britain, work out your forms and deadlines, and compare destinations. Each runs in your browser, cites its HMRC source, and gives general guidance — not advice.

The natural spine: status → exit → money → forms & deadlines → destination
FamilyYour questionTools
Check your status"Am I actually UK non-resident — and how do I stay that way?"Residence Calculator · Day Tracker · Split-Year Date Finder · Full-Time Work Abroad Checker
Plan your exit"I've decided to go — what's my plan, and what do I tell HMRC?"Leaving-the-UK Checklist · Your Leaving-the-UK Plan
Money & tax abroad"I still earn from Britain — what do I owe, and what can I reclaim?"Refund Checker · Non-Resident CGT · Non-Resident Tax Estimator · Voluntary NI · Salary vs Dividends · Non-Resident Landlord
Forms & deadlines"Which HMRC forms are mine, and by when?"Which Form Do I Need? · Deadline Tracker
Compare destinations"Where should I go — and what changes about my UK tax?"UK vs Destination Tax Comparison
Honest about scope

What these tools do — and don't do

They give you guidance and estimates, not advice — and they don't submit anything to HMRC. They translate the rules into a likely position for your facts; they don't assess your personal situation, sign off your residence status, file a form, or guarantee a refund or outcome.

What they do
Apply HMRC's published rules to your numbers, in the correct order · show the result on screen in full, with the working and the exact HMRC source · run entirely in your browser, storing no personal data.
What they don't do
Submit anything to HMRC · assess your personal situation or give regulated advice · guarantee a refund, a figure, a timescale or a residence outcome. An estimate is not a ruling.
An estimate, not a ruling. Every tool result is a calculation from general rules, not advice. Your residence status is self-assessed and depends on your exact facts; check the cited HMRC source and, for anything high-stakes, speak to a qualified adviser and use the official HMRC route.
Answer-engine FAQ

Common questions

Are the Quit UK Tax tools free, and do they store my data?

Yes, free — no gate, no paywall, no upsell on the core. The calculators run entirely in your browser as React islands; no personal data is stored. The only network call is the optional "email me my result" form. (Last reviewed: May 2026.)

Which UK tax residence tool should I use?

Start with the Residence Status Calculator to work out whether you're UK non-resident. Then move along the five families: plan your exit, sort the money and tax you still owe Britain, get your forms and deadlines right, and compare destinations. Run them roughly in that order. (HMRC RDR3; 2026/27.)

Do these tools submit anything to HMRC?

No. None of the tools files a form or sends anything to HMRC. They apply HMRC's published rules to your figures and show a sourced result, then point you to the official gov.uk route to file a P85, an SA109 or a capital gains report yourself. (gov.uk "Tax if you leave the UK"; 2026/27.)

Will the refund checker tell me how much I'll get back?

It gives an illustrative estimate, never a guaranteed figure. Leaving employment mid-year often means PAYE over-deducted tax, because your full £12,570 personal allowance (2026/27) was spread across a year you didn't finish. Your actual refund depends on your pay and leaving date. (HMRC PAYE94025; 2026/27.)

Quit UK Tax is an educational resource and does not provide regulated tax, legal or financial advice. For your personal situation, consult a qualified adviser and use the official HMRC route. Prefer to read first? Browse the guides.
Last reviewed May 2026