Streamlined Filing Compliance Procedures
The US is one of the few countries in the world to tax their citizens not on their US residency status but on their citizenship....
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Dual In The Crown: Considering UK and Swiss Dual Resident Status
Our Private Client Tax Partner Jamie Favell was recently featured in the ePrivate Client annual feature on Switzerland discussing...
Using pension arrangements in your business
It is often forgotten that pension funds can offer an alternative and tax efficient solution to buying commercial property.
Employers: no time to rest
As employers face their first year of filing under RTI we look at what needs to be done and highlight some of the other actions...
TAP Tax Policy
The 2014 Budget is now less than a week away, and with increasing messages of improvement in the British economy and the General...
TAP Year End Tax Tips
It is time to turn our attention to maximising the efficiency of your tax affairs in the lead up to 5 April 2014. Below are a...
What a Relief – Tax Mitigation for Expats
UK tax rules applying to UK non-dom’s and expatriates have been subject to significant change since 6 April 2008. These changes...
Partnership Profit Allocations: All Mixed Up
It was announced in the 2013 Budget that a consultation document would be published, which focused on two main aspects of...
Autumn Blues
With the festive season behind us, we have had time now to reflect on the Chancellor's Autumn Statement, which now seems to fall...
Breaking news: Capital Gains Tax Charges for Non-Resident Owners of UK Real Estate
Following the introduction of new laws in Finance Act 2013 regarding the ownership of UK real estate in a corporate vehicle, it...
EIS Planning: From the Cradle to the Grave
As you may know the landscape for personal tax planning has changed significantly since the introduction of the General Anti...
A BIR’d in the Hand
Or how to remit and make free investments The difference in the way the UK taxes its own citizens and non-UK domiciles...
Eurobonds; what’s all the fuss about?
A national newspaper has recently run a series of articles that highlight the perceived abuse of a tax exemption involving many...
Finance Act round-up
The Finance Act passed into law as expected on 17 July 2013, and is perhaps best summed up as an anti-avoidance bill. There are...
Partnership Condoc: Breaking up is hard to do
As announced in the 2013 Budget, the Government is consulting on changes to two aspects of the partnership tax rules.
Taxing by citizenship - a much needed break by the IRS?
The IRS has recently introduced the Streamline Voluntary Disclosure programme. This scheme has been offered as something akin to...
Home is Where the Charge is
The Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings or “ATED” regime is now upon us, and could end up being a first step towards a so-called...
