Changes potentially due to come in on 6 April 2017 could mean some non-UK domiciles may no longer need to rush to sell their overseas assets before they become deemed UK domiciled, and others may be thousands of pounds better off if they hold onto overseas assets until after they become deemed UK domiciled. However, this change is not expected to be consulted on until later this year, and changes won’t be confirmed until the Finance Bill 2017, so non-UK domiciles face a period of uncertainty.