Domicile and the remittance basis are gone. Whether you are studying UK tax or advising clients who cross borders, the rules that replaced them are now your rules, and some of the sharpest questions about them are being asked outside the UK. That is where we have pointed Saturday's hour.
Your guest on the panel: Venkat Rajagopalan is a Chartered Accountant with close to 15 years across practice and industry. He is Group Head of Tax at Saudi German Health in the UAE and an ADIT tutor in UK Tax and Transfer Pricing, with practical experience of UK CFC rules, permanent establishment structures and wider cross-border tax work. He joins from the UAE, a base for internationally mobile professionals and a classic destination for those leaving the UK regime, and he reads the FIG changes from that seat.
Four questions shape the hour:
- How the change is being read outside the UK
- Where treaties and foreign tax already paid come into it
- What it means for internationally mobile families
- What it all adds up to if you are preparing the ADIT United Kingdom option (Paper 2.09) or the CTA papers Taxation of Individuals and Inheritance Tax, Trusts and Estates
Who should be there: if you are preparing those papers, if you advise internationally mobile clients, or if you are weighing a move into or out of the UK yourself, this hour is aimed at you.
Attend live and you receive a personal 25% discount voucher off any single course or qualification route, emailed after the session and valid for 7 days.
Live panel: Saturday 15 August, 12:00 to 13:00 UK time. Online and free, with 200 places. Everyone is welcome.
Reserve a free seat: https://mojitax.co.uk/events/end-of-the-non-dom-regime-2026-08-15
Live Q&A closes the hour, so come with a question.
See you on Saturday. The MojiTax team
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