Mark Davies article ‘Consultation on non-dom and IHT reforms’ has been published in the latest issue of Taxation Magazine. Click here to see the article on their website, or continue reading below. The government is pressing ahead unwaveringly with its latest set of proposals to reform the UK tax regime for non-doms. George Osborne, the former Chancellor,…
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DetailsIn a case which has left some tax experts scratching their heads, the England & Wales Court of Appeal has ruled that the UK assets of a Jersey-domiciled woman are liable to UK inheritance tax, in spite of their having been left to a charitable trust in Jersey. The case has received little attention outside…
DetailsNew reforms set to overhaul the taxation of non-doms from April 2017 could cost the UK as much as £545 million in tax revenue, new research from the Freedom of Information Act has suggested. The proposals, first laid out by former Chancellor George Osborne in July 2015, were designed to make non-doms pay their fair…
DetailsYou may have read in the press that HM Revenue and Customs (“HMRC”) has released a consultation document outlining the latest measures to crack down on perceived Tax Avoidance by UK taxpayers by targeting “enabler” including tax advisors, offshore trustees and banks. The consultation, entitled “Strengthening Tax Avoidance Sanctions and Deterrents”, is purported to be…
DetailsThe UK is set to suffer a mass exodus of non-dom settlors when new laws come into force next April, Mark Davies Associates has warned. Changes to the taxation of non domiciles were first announced in the Summer Budget 2015 but, based on the release of specific proposals last Friday (19/08/2016), the implications are likely…
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