As the UK Chancellor delivers the Autumn Budget on 26th November 2025, the spotlight will fall on domestic winners and losers.

Delving deeper, the real implications for non-UK residents are often hidden in the detail: changes to residency definitions, capital gains, inheritance tax, or investment structures can all alter planning assumptions overnight.

Join St. James’s Place’s Tony Müdd and EY’s Martin Portnoy for clear analysis, plain English, and an unflustered take on what really changed as they decode the Budget’s implications for globally connected individuals.

Whether you own UK property, hold pensions or investments, or are considering a return to the UK, this session will help you understand how even minor policy changes can reshape your financial landscape, now and well into the future.

In this discussion, we’ll explore:

What the Budget means for non-residents with UK-based assets or income
Key updates for those planning to move back to the UK
How to navigate evolving tax and residency rules across borders

The levels and bases of taxation and reliefs from taxation can change at any time. The value of any tax relief depends on individual circumstances. You are advised to seek independent tax advice from suitably qualified professionals before making any decision as to the tax implications of any investment

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Our speakers

Tony Müdd
Third Party Product & Services Director

Tony Müdd joined St. James’s Place over 32 years ago, and during this time he has held several positions including heading up the St. James’s Place technical support function. Presently, Tony works in the capacity of Third Party Product & Services Director, overseeing the majority of SJP’s 3rd party proposition: the products and services of which play an essential role in our Partnership’s ability to provide full holistic financial advice. Tony also has specific responsibility for St. James’s Place Protection and Long-Term care propositions. As well as a Divisional Director, Tony is also a Board Member of the Protection Distribution Group.

Martin Portnoy
Partner, Private Client Services
EY

Martin has been a tax partner with EY since 2007 and is experienced in all areas of personal tax. Martin advises many entrepreneurs and high-net-worth individuals, as well as hedge and private equity funds.
Martin has recently provided advice on structuring offshore and onshore assets in view of the ‘non-dom’ changes, the taxation of offshore trusts including reorganisations and the set-up of holding structures for assets and businesses in the UK and overseas.

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