Will Luxembourg’s exit tax impact capital gains?
Deferral regime no longer on the table
Residency
-
-
Wealthy Hongkongers eye Irish investor scheme
Where they can qualify for fast-track residency in the emerald isle
-
Hong Kong high net worths flock to Portugal
People are ‘deciding they need a backup plan and an overseas residency’ as protests continue
-
Bahamas to introduce 90-day minimum residency for tax status
Move followed criticism of the country’s residence-by-investment programme
-
What you need to know about non-residents owning UK property
Discover ways to reduce and cover inheritance tax liability
-
UK and Spain strike post-Brexit Gibraltar tax deal
The agreement sets cooperation and information sharing between the two jurisdictions
-
France-resident UK nationals may need to regularise status
French senate drafts law in preparation for a hard Brexit, which deems Brits ‘third-nation citizens’
-
Antiquated Australian tax residency rules face overhaul
Australia’s individual tax residency rules have not changed in 90 years and desperately need modernisation and simplification, the country’s Board of Taxation has found.
-
OECD residency abuse crackdown is ‘madness’
In a bid to shut down a loophole in the common reporting standard, the OECD has opened a consultation on the abuse of residence by investment schemes, a move that has been met with scepticism from legal experts.
-
How investment residency differs in three European countries
There is an ever-growing interest in citizenship-by-investment programmes and investment residence permits from high net-worth individuals.
-
Withers teams up with NY lawyer on citizenship by investment
A New York lawyer and an international law firm are joining forces in a venture aimed at internationally mobile high net worth individuals looking to secure additional citizenship or residency rights through investment programmes.
-
Expats selling UK homes must meet CGT reporting deadline
Non-residents selling property in the UK who fail to report their capital gains tax liability to HM Revenue & Customs within 30 days will be hard pressed to plead ignorance, despite precedence, following two recent tax tribunal judgments.