British expats risk tax ‘snarl up’ – Holborn
The UK taxman is targeting British expats and contractors are most at risk, advice firm Holborn Assets has warned clients.
The UK taxman is targeting British expats and contractors are most at risk, advice firm Holborn Assets has warned clients.
The UAE government has announced changes to its visa requirements which should make life easier for expats.
The UK tax year has only just started but it is never too early to get into good habits, according to accountants Blick Rothenberg – especially if you are leaving the UK.
American citizens living outside the US often have their financial lives made more complex by local advisers who do not appreciate their need for joined up advice to avoid negative tax treatment by US or local authorities.
Steeper fines under HM Revenue & Customs’ requirement to correct (RTC) regime are just the start of changes that could catch out law-abiding taxpayers, according to KPMG’s head of tax investigations.
A “scaremongering” comment from a UK government minister to raid property to pay for long term care could have knock-on implications for expats post-Brexit.
Evacuation coverage for expat families is one of the areas where advisers can help their clients plan for the unexpected, says Eva Tsui, Bupa Global’s head of health solutions.
Brussels-based Brian Dunhill gives important insights into how he provides the most effective advice to his US expat clients.
One key focus in the highly charged and frustrating negotiations between London and Brussels is aimed at securing a deal to protect the rights of those already living abroad.
People moving to the UAE for the first time have a lot to think about and prepare. As a result, the British Embassy has launched its ‘checking in’ campaign, offering tips and advice on how to settle in quickly and smoothly.
Expat pensions transferred to Portugal could take a 10% hit under plans being considered by the country’s government.
In the furore over the removal of the tax exemption on foreign earnings, it has become clear that many South African expats are not fully aware of their existing tax obligations on offshore savings and investments and time is running out, warns Old Mutual Wealth’s David Denton.