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This is wrong. My UK earnings are assessed and the tax paid in the UK. My South African earnings are assessed and the tax paid in South Africa. That is the basis of a double taxation treaty. I do not have to declare my UK earnings in SA and vice versa.

There's a double taxation treaty. He has been assessed on the UK capital gains and he has no tax to pay so Yes we should tell the US to F**K off, particularly with respect to their extradition rules which are ludicrous. What's wrong with that?

But the whole tax bill sounds wrong to me. There's a double taxation treaty and he was assessed in the UK on the sale of his hous and they determined there was no tax to pay. Now the US is also assessing the sale and claiming tax. They should F**K off and take their ridiculous extradition rules...