What NRIs need to know about tax liability
There remains considerable confusion about what should be taxed, claimed back and exempted
Double Tax Agreement
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How can investors recoup foreign withholding tax?
As much as 20% could be recovered on their dividends and interest payments
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India budget fails to impress non-residents
120-day stay threshold not addressed which puts NRI status at risk for some
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Germany ‘bullies’ US airman over income tax
EU country is claiming contributions despite international agreements on army exemptions
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US and Switzerland finally seal delayed double tax deal
Agreement was 10 years in the making after it was blocked in congress in 2009
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Hope for HNWIs caught up in double tax disputes
EU changes ‘will be warmly welcomed by high net worth individuals’
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Repealing South African expat tax not ‘crazy’ says tax chief
A plan to scrap an exemption on taxing foreign employment income is not a “crazy proposal” when compared with other jurisdictions, the head of tax and financial sector policy at South Africa’s National Treasury has said.
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SA finance minister’s sacking will not halt expat tax plans
The sacking of South Africa’s finance minister will not stop legislation to tax some expats on their foreign income from being introduced, the founder of the South African Expats Tax Petition Group has said.
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Liechtenstein approves double tax agreement with the UAE
Liechtenstein has approved a double taxation agreement (DTA) with the United Arab Emirates, as well as Iceland and Andorra.
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Jersey signs tax agreement with Cyprus
Jersey is keen to sign more double taxation agreements (DTA) having signed its latest such accord with the Republic of Cyprus on Monday.
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Jersey signs double tax agreement with UAE
Jersey has signed a double tax agreement (DTA) with the United Arab Emirates in a bid strengthen trade links between the two countries, it has been revealed.
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Crown dependency DTA change ends property developer loophole
The UK’s double tax agreements (DTA) with Guernsey, Jersey, and the Isle of Man have been amended so that non-UK resident property developers will no longer be able to avoid paying income or corporation tax in the UK.