[diaryofapom]

Hi guys,

I wonder if anyone out there can help me.

I am a UK resident and am currently travelling Australia. I have a travel blog and it has advertising on it. If and when the adverts generate some income, where do I pay my tax, in the UK or in Australia? Also, I am planning to travel Europe next and will have the same issue there I assume.

Has anyone got any ideas?

Many thanks in advance

 

[amaslam]

You pay tax in your 'tax home or tax domicile'. As you are on a Holiday and not specifically working in AU your tax home should still be the UK. Even when you Holiday in Europe the same rule should apply.

Hi guys,

I wonder if anyone out there can help me.

I am a UK resident and am currently travelling Australia. I have a travel blog and it has advertising on it. If and when the adverts generate some income, where do I pay my tax, in the UK or in Australia? Also, I am planning to travel Europe next and will have the same issue there I assume.

Has anyone got any ideas?

Many thanks in advance

 

[Dolly]

You beat me to it....yes, you'd pay tax in your home country.

Dolly

 

[kaz101]

The HMRC website should cover this HM Revenue & Customs: Home Page

As Amaslam says you are a UK resident and so should pay tax on your world wide income there.

The big difference is that you are travelling for a holiday and not working.

I know that I was a UK resident and working in the Netherlands (and an IT consultant) I had to make sure that I didn't work over a certain number of days otherwise I would have to pay tax in the Netherlands.

Regards,
Karen

 

[lynda1234]

This is an interesting discussion.
That's pretty good.
I'm a newbie. Nice to join this forum.
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