Ok. I tend to choke up where the IRS is concerned. Adding HMRC into the mix is just giving me hives.
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Can someone who is familiar with how this should go please let me know if I'm on the right track?
I have been a tax resident in the UK since May 1 2017. I believe I'm both resident and domiciled, as we sold everything and are hoping to remain indefinitely. (And I'm registered to vote here.) I am not a UK citizen. My income is a US pension that is arguably a state government pension that may or may not be taxed. (I have requested a formal determination from HMRC.) Assuming it is taxed:
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1) Is there any sort of carry-forward of credit with the IRS to future years if you pay more in HMRC taxes than was withheld by/due to the IRS?
2) I took two lump-sum disbursements (about $10k total) from my 403B to pay off bills in the USA in July 2017. The money never came to the UK. If I understand what I read in the tax treaty, the 403B disbursement is taxable only in the USA. Correct?
Really would appreciate any info you guys might be able to provide.