Mark Davies was quoted in The Times on Stuart Gulliver’s, Chief Executive of HSBC, non-dom tax status: “It is possible to claim a domicile of choice elsewhere by physically moving elsewhere, and by forming a fixed intention to take a permanent residence elsewhere. Both factors have to be present to change domicile, and both have…
DetailsStatutory definition of domicile? It was a great relief to many that Labour’s sweeping proposals to reform the tax regime for foreign domiciliaries or “non-doms” were quashed, at least for another five year parliamentary term. However, we should not forget that during the election campaign George Osborne announced that the Conservative Party was also considering…
DetailsMark Davies was quoted in a Reuters Special Report entitled “Britain’s home-grown tax haven’: “It’s a common tax-planning technique,” said Mark Davies, who specializes in advising non doms on tax.” Read the full Reuters article here.
DetailsBuying UK Residential Property after 1st October 2013? If you or your clients are buying UK residential property between 1st October 2013 and 31st March 2014, you should be aware that if ATED applies to the transaction (i.e. if the property is valued at £2m+ and is being acquired by a non-natural person (e.g. a…
DetailsThe remittance basis charge (RBC) is payable, along with any balancing UK tax liability, on 31st January following the end of the tax year. In certain circumstances, the remittance basis charge may be paid from an offshore account without being treated as a remittance provided that various conditions are met, including that it is paid…
DetailsNon-doms can choose whether to pay tax either on all income and gains wherever they arise (known as the worldwide basis), or on the alternative basis (where UK sources of income are taxed as they arise and foreign income and gains are taxed but only to the extent that they are remitted to the UK).…
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