Non dom changes and trust – Introduction In the latest budget announcements, non-domiciled individuals and trusts have been thrust into the spotlight, heralding potentially significant changes to how these trusty trust vehicles might be taxed. These changes will have key implications for non-UK resident trusts and their beneficiaries. As we await a more detailed analysis, […]
Non Dom Rules Abolished – Introduction Well, my Michael Caine and Italian Job material was totally wasted as what actually materialised looks little like the Italian flat tax system. Instead, we have a regime that looks pretty similar to New Zealand’s 49 month exemption for overseas income and gains for those immigrating to the country. […]
So, the random musings in my social media posts over the weekend seem to have the strong, Gorgonzola-like whiff of the truth. It looks as though Hunt will be blowing the bleedin doors off the current non-Dom regime and doing an Italian job in this afternoon’s 2024 Budget. This is on the basis […]
An opening confession I confess. I have a bad habit. I will liberally use “clearly” and “obviously” when explaining tax. The thing with UK tax is that these are liberties one shouldn’t take. I mentioned this in an old article – “how to make a peanut butter and banana sandwich”. But […]
A line in the sand for Jordan Henderson – Introduction It was only at the end of last summer I found myself doing an impromptu master class on a whiteboard in the offices of a football agency. The topic was UK tax residence and the example I was using was Jordan Henderson (not my client […]