Prince Harry and Meghan Markle may have secured a favourable UK tax position with their return to Britain, after spending long enough abroad to potentially fall outside rules designed to tax certain gains realised during shorter periods of non-residence.
The couple's more than five-year period outside the UK could place them beyond the scope of Britain's temporary non-residence rules for some income and capital gains, depending on their precise residence history and the nature of any transactions made while abroad.
