Non Dom Articles continued
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We've been asked by a few of our site members how UK property should be purchased by non-residents given the changes to CGT in 2015. It is too early to make definitive decisions, however even at this stage there are quite a few issues to consider. We look at the current options and preferred strategies in this Gold member article...
The inconsistencies of the non-dom remittance rules are well known. Indeed rigid application of the principles can lead to some baffling results. In this Practitioners article we look at some of the latest HMRC revisions to their remittance guidance...
The new election for non domiciled spouses to be treated as UK domiciled allows them to avoid the £325,000 restricted spouse exemption for transfers from a UK domiciled to a non UK domiciled spouse. Whilst this can be highly beneficial, in this article we look at two pitfalls of making the election...
Offshore foundations are of interest to many of our members, particularly non doms who can benefit from the remittance basis of tax. In this article we look at exactly how offshore foundations and their UK members/founders are taxed on capital gains...
Here's one idea for some advanced tax planning for non doms looking to remit offshore income gains into the UK free of UK tax. It looks at a potential strategy to purchase property in your own name using offshore funds whilst avoiding UK CGT and IHT...
The tax rules make it unattractive for many non-doms to claim the remittance basis, especially those who are subject to the £30,000 charge. However, it's still possible to have a sizeable overseas investment portfolio and pay little or no tax in the UK. In this article we look at how non doms can have a tax free overseas investment portfolio...
Following a couple of requests from site members on the tax treatment of share options exercised by non UK domiciliaries we've reviewed the legislation on this....
Many non doms own offshore accounts jointly with their spouse or other individuals. In this article we look at this in practical terms and assess what difference holding the account in joint names could have for non doms. In particular we analyse the position where both account holders claim the remittance basis compared to where only one account holder claims the remittance basis...
In this article we look at some of the top investment strategies for non-doms, paying careful consideration to the interaction of the various tax rules that apply to non-doms...
This unique tax planning book is essential reading for all non doms. It gives you the lowdown on the latest rules as well as what you can and can't do to reduce your UK taxes. It looks in detail at the many new exemptions and concessions available and is invaluable for any non doms looking to make the most of the new loopholes....