Simon Sharpe Chartered Tax Adviser (CTA)

Simon Sharpe

UK and US EXPATRIATE TAX SPECIALIST

I started my tax career at Arthur Andersen in Birmingham (UK) in 1997, qualifying as a Chartered Tax Adviser (CTA) in 2000.  After a secondment to the Melbourne office in Australia I moved to London and spent 12 years practising in dual handling UK/US tax roles with Frank Hirth, PwC and Deloitte.   

Relocating to Manchester in 2014 I worked as a specialist tax contractor, mainly for PwC until 2021.  I joined DLA Piper in 2021 as their in-house global mobility tax adviser before founding Sharpe Tax Advisory in 2023.   

Throughout my career I have worked extensively with US Citizens and green card holders living outside the US and the unique challenges that arise from being subject to tax in more than one jurisdiction.   I also specialise in assisting clients in relation to UK tax residency, domicile and global mobility tax matters.   

With a wealth of experience gained in practice with top tier firms over more than 25 years, here at Sharpe Tax Advisory I am pleased to be able to offer professional and bespoke tax services at affordable prices.

Chartered Tax Adviser Certification
  • US Tax Services Specialist

    US Tax Services

    US tax advisory services for US Citizens and green card holders living outside the US, including US tax advice in relation to non-US trusts.

    US tax compliance services including:

    • Annual US income tax returns for expats (Form 1040, 2555 and 1116 etc)
    • US income tax returns for non-US residents (Form 1040NR etc)
    • Reports of Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts (FBARs)
    • Annual US information reporting forms such as Form 8621 (PFICs) and Form 8938 (Foreign Financial Assets)
    • Preparation of Forms 3520 and 3520-A in respect of non-US trusts

  • UK Tax Services Specialist

    UK Tax Services

    UK tax advisory services in relation to UK tax residency, domicile and global mobility tax issues.

    Preparation of UK Self-Assessment tax returns in various scenarios, including:

    • UK resident returns for non-UK domiciled individuals
    • Returns for expats arriving in the UK, or leaving (e.g. “split year” returns)
    • Returns requiring foreign tax credit claims, double tax treaty relief, overseas workday relief etc.
    • Dual resident/treaty non-resident tax returns
    • Non-resident UK tax returns for expats (e.g. UK rental income)