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Germany Income &
UK Tax
If you have income, pensions, property or investments in Germany, you may need to declare them to HMRC – even if you've already paid tax in Germany.
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This Applies To You If...
You have German employment or self-employment income
You receive a German pension or state pension
You own property in Germany
You have investments or bank accounts in Germany
You receive dividends or interest
You have moved between Germany and the UK
Why UK Tax May Still Apply
As a UK tax resident, you must declare your worldwide income to HMRC. The UK-Germany Double Taxation Convention may allow you to claim credit for German tax paid, reducing or eliminating double taxation.
Common German Income Types and How They're Treated
| Income Type | UK Tax Treatment (Summary) |
|---|---|
| German employment income | Taxable in the UK; credit for German tax paid |
| German pensions (private / statutory) | Taxable in the UK; treatment depends on pension type |
| German rental income | Taxable in the UK; credit for German tax paid |
| German interest & dividends | Taxable in the UK; credit for German withholding tax |
| Capital gains on German property | UK CGT may apply; credit for German tax paid |
Not Sure What You Need to Declare?
We'll help you understand your UK tax obligations.
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