Will UK assets invite a bigger tax bill after Brexit?
Once in full effect, can we expect the tax burden to increase for property, investments and pensions?
Qrops
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HMRC refuses to share information on overseas pension list
Taxman ‘not making any effort to help the industry understand how they manage it’
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Pensions firm brings forward E-signature plans amid covid-19
As the pandemic forces advisers to stop meeting clients face-to-face
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What does Brexit mean for the Qrops overseas transfer charge?
Just one of thousands of details that need to be clarified
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Single mum takes on pension trustee in Guernsey court
She transferred two DB pensions into a Qrops while temporarily living abroad
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Law firm targets ‘unscrupulous pension companies and advisers’
By expanding into Europe to tackle Qrop and Sipp mis-selling
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How can UK expats in Cyprus deal with Brexit?
One of the biggest concern for many is whether to keep their UK pension or transfer it into a Qrops
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UK returnee faces Qrops to Sipp conundrum
Some schemes may be reluctant to accept a transfer
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UK taxman gets £59m less than expected from Qrops charge
But Treasury ‘will be pleased tax loophole has effectively been closed and further leakage prevented’
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Scottish Widows wrong to charge client for Qrops transfer
Firm will also give him money for ‘trouble caused’
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Qrops transfers up but pot sizes down
While pension freedom withdrawals pass £28bn mark
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International Sipps fill the void left by the Qrops crash
Demand for pension transfers remains high among expats despite UK taxman’s constant tinkering