Tax Planning With Double Tax Treaties
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November 2016 Edition
This guide contains detailed information on how you can use the terms of the UK's double tax treaties to reduce your UK tax liability.
Subjects covered include:
Everything you need to know about tax treaty residence
Double tax treaties and beneficial ownership - why it´s so important
Using a double tax treaty to provide services in the UK tax efficiently
Using double tax treaties to work in the UK free of income tax
Taking advantage of double tax treaties to reduce UK withholding tax
How the new double tax treaty passport scheme works
UK tax planning for ebook and other copyright royalties
Tax planning with the EU interest & royalties directive
Income tax on UK dividends for non UK residents
How pensions are taxed when you're overseas
How to claim double tax relief on UK pensions received overseas
How a UK company can escape UK tax by using double tax treaties
Reducing inheritance tax with an estate tax treaty
Non-Doms: Tax treatment under double tax treaties
2017 changes to non-doms and the impact on tax treaties
Non-Doms: How to claim the remittance basis and still benefit from the UK personal allowance3
Non-Doms: Using estate tax treaties to avoid the deemed domicile rules
Review of the UK-US estate tax treaty
Can you use the CGT article in a double tax treaty to avoid CGT?
Tax planning with the new UK-China double tax treaty
Tax planning with the new UK-Hong Kong double tax treaty
What a teleworker needs to know about tax treaties
Using a double tax treaty to provide services in the UK tax efficiently
Directors of UK companies moving abroad and the impact of double tax treaties
Profits from trading in UK property -- more on the anti avoidance rules targeting treaty planning
Change in HMRC practice on treaty residence
Plus lots more...
About the Author
The Author of "Tax Planning With Double Tax Treaties" is our site Editor, Lee Hadnum. Lee is a rarity among tax advisers having both legal and chartered accountant qualifications. After qualifying a prize winner in the Institute of Chartered Accountants exams, he also went on to become a chartered tax adviser (CTA).He worked in Ernst & Youngs Entrepreneurial Services department for a number of years before setting up his own tax planning practice. He is now a full time tax author.
