Quote Originally Posted by schmunk View Post
As long as you
* leave the UK for full time employment
* limit your return visits to fewer than 183 days in any tax year
* limit your visits fewer than 91 days on average, counted over a rolling 4 year period

you will be considered Not Resident and Not Ordinarily Resident from the day of departure, and will not be taxable on your non-UK employment income in the UK, no matter what you do with it (i.e. you can be paid in the UK, bring your income into the UK, whatever you want).

Any income from UK workdays *may* be taxable in the UK, depending on where you go, and your residence status in that country.

Any investment or property income deriving from the UK will remain taxable in the UK, although you will be able to use your personal allowance of £5,435 for the current tax year.
Many thanks for your guidance.