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2008 Tax Changes
The 2008 Budget report and the recently issued 2008 Finance bill implement a number of far-reaching tax changes, particularly to the capital gains tax regime and the treatment of Non UK Domiciliaries to apply from 6 April 2008. The articles below look at the impact of the changes.
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What is overseas capital and how to remit it free of UK tax
22/10/2008
Remitting overseas capital is a common question both in our tax forum and our online Q&A service. This article looks at exactly what overseas capital is and how non UK domiciliaries can use the rules to remit overseas cash free of UK tax whether they choose the arising basis or the remittance basis after April 2008. It also looks at the rules applying to mixed funds. . . .
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What is a Remittance?
17/10/2008
There's plenty of advice to non doms who are subject to the remittance basis of tax to avoid 'remitting' income or gains but what exactly does this mean? This article looks at the general rules and impact of the court decisions that apply in this area . . .
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Tax Planning for Non Doms Working Overseas
15/10/2008
Non Doms are entitled to numerous UK tax benefits. After 6 April 2008 many of these benefits may have been reduced but they are still there! This article looks at non doms living in the UK but working overseas, and in particular how they can take advantage of their special tax status to reduce UK tax . . .
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Changes to the 2008 Finance Act for Non Doms
06/10/2008
As requested by one of our members we've looked through the latest Finance Act and compared this with the previous Finance Bill that was issued at the beginning of the year. We've focused on the changes to the remittance basis and have had to go through both versions with a fine tooth-comb to highlight the changes. . . .
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Offshore Bonds for Non Doms
09/05/2008
For any non doms looking at ways to hold assets abroad without being liable to the £30,000 annual charge, identifying overseas investments that don't crystallise income can be crucial. This article looks at the pros and cons of offshore investment bonds for non UK domiciliaries. . . .
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Offshore Tax Book
Non Dom Tax Book
Tax Havens Book
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