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Below you will find guides relating to expatriate taxation and inheritance issues. Inheritance tax for UK expatriates can often be a difficult topic to deal with, but it is one which affects almost all expatriates. The guides below aim to answer questions relating to domicile and what it means, offshore trusts and how they can be used, and general tips to managing inheritance tax.
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Tax and Inheritance
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Tuesday, 25 March 2008 19:00 |
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According to the latest TaxAction report from
Unbiased.co.uk UK adults will waste almost |
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Tax and Inheritance
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Wednesday, 21 November 2007 07:35 |
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The following article is written by Andrew Coyne and aims to answer questions such as how does inheritance tax work? What does domicile really mean? and Do I need a will?
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Tax and Inheritance
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Wednesday, 15 August 2007 05:39 |
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UK house price inflation and increasing personal wealth are sucking more and more estates into the inheritance tax (IHT) net, warns leading financial research company Defaqto.
In fact, 9.4 million individuals can expect to have an inheritance tax liability by the time they die, according to Scottish Widows research.
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Tax and Inheritance
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Monday, 23 July 2007 07:11 |
This is a guide to the rules relating to UK national insurance contributions for British expatriates working abroad and also information about when you can and should volunteer to continues to make contributions.
The first and most important point to make is that the rules relating to who has to pay national insurance contributions once they |
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Tax and Inheritance
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Wednesday, 06 June 2007 19:00 |
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Andy Coyne looks at the UK Inland Revenue |
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Tax and Inheritance
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Wednesday, 06 June 2007 09:39 |
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 Taxing times?
One aspect is the taxation regime of the country to which the UK expatriate is moving. According to the Association of International Life Offices, the tax regimes of countries around the world vary considerably.
Generally most countries will levy a tax on any income earned in the country. Others will tax the worldwide income or capital gains of an individual, in addition, perhaps, to raising an inheritance/estate tax on the worldwide wealth of an individual if they should die whilst living in the overseas country.
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