Free Offshore Tax Books

In this book we look at a variety of tax planning strategies that arise from the terms of the UK's double tax treaties. This book is updated for the 2022 changes....keep reading

This guide is essential reading for anyone providing digital or online supplies of goods and services. It looks at the international tax treatment from both an income tax/corporate perspective as well as VAT/GST....keep reading

The aim of this guide is to give context to the considerations for 99% of international tax planning scenarios. Without understanding the information contained here, you will find it very difficult to apply or structure any kind of tax planning to your international transactions/assets....keep reading

Structures such as the "Double Irish" and the "Dutch Sandwich" have gained press attention due to being used by various multinational groups to reduce their effective tax rate. Although changes are being introduced to target these, they are still effective. We look at how these structures operate and how you can use them in 2015....keep reading

In this book we look in detail at precisely how offshore companies owning UK property are taxed, taking account of the tax changes in 2013 and 2014 as well as the planned changes in 2015 and 2016....keep reading

Royalties present particular and unique challenges when it comes to tax planning. Not only do many companies own intellectual property, writing and selling both printed books and e-books online is becoming more popular. In this guide we look at some of the key tax planning opportunities for individuals and companies receiving royalty income....keep reading

Using a UK company as an agent for an offshore Principal can be attractive for both tax and asset protection purposes.In this Gold and Practitioner Zone report we summarise how this will operate and how it should be structured....keep reading

In this Gold and Practitioner Zone book we look at some of the key offshore tax planning concepts and opportunities for 2014....keep reading

There are a number of complex anti avoidance rules that can apply where offshore, non-resident companies are used for UK tax planning. In this Gold and Practitioner Zone book we look at 15 of the main ways that offshore companies can still be used for UK tax planning purposes. We look at how the anti avoidance rules apply in various scenarios and assess how these will impact on the UK tax treatment....keep reading

Although there are now a raft of anti avoidance rules that apply to all sorts of offshore planning, for the well advised there are still opportunities available.In this guide we look at some of the top offshore tax planning opportunities still available and how you can use them....keep reading

In this book we look in detail at precisely how Excluded Property Trusts can be used to reduce UK Inheritance tax, Income tax and Capital gains tax. This book is updated for the latest 2013 changes and includes an analysis of when and how these trusts can be used in practice...keep reading

This guide contains detailed information on how offshore companies and trusts are taxed in 2013 and how (and when) you can use them to reduce your UK taxes. It is updated for the latest anti avoidance rules that apply from April 2013....keep reading

In this book we look in detail at precisely how offshore companies owning UK property are taxed both before and after April 2013. This book is updated for the latest changes and includes an analysis of the new annual charge and CGT charge for UK and offshore companies holding UK property...keep reading

This guide contains detailed information on how offshore companies are taxed in 2013 and how (and when) you can use them to reduce your UK taxes. It gives a detailed explanation of how the various anti avoidance provisions apply and explains the impact on the new rules that apply from April 2012 and April 2013....keep reading

In this mini guide we look at how companies can use an offshore finance company to reduce their tax burden. We look at the impact of the new CFC rules as well as looking at alternative structuring options....keep reading

There are a number of benefits arising from using a UK company as a holding company to hold either foreign trading subsidiaries or foreign finance companies. The recent changes to the controlled foreign company provisions provide greater opportunities for a UK company to make use of these overseas subsidiaries without suffering UK tax charges....keep reading