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Non resident & offshore tax information
Feedback and recent research has shown us that tax-planning services
are becoming increasingly important to our customers. As a result we have
produced this guide to
Non Resident and Offshore Tax Planning
in association with TaxCafe.co.uk
- who publish a wide range of tax advice guides for investors, business
owners and high-income earners.
By becoming non resident or moving your assets offshore, it is possible
to cut your tax bill – however, there are some pitfalls to negotiate and
our guide provides clear, yet detailed guidance.
- Become non resident to mitigate income tax and capital gains tax
- You’re living abroad or planning to live abroad for much of the year
- You’re currently working abroad, or planning on working abroad
- You’re a foreign national currently living in the UK who wants to make the most of your special tax status
Our guide can help you!
Non Resident and Offshore Tax Planning
is written in plain English and
includes numerous examples and illustrations.
Subjects covered include:
- Clear, detailed explanation of “Non Residence” and “Domicile”
- How to become non resident and how this affects your tax bill
- How to mitigate UK income tax on rents, interest, dividends, pension and employment income
- How to mitigate capital gains tax in the UK and abroad
- How foreign nationals can use their special status to mitigate UK taxes
- How to receive tax free lump sums when you work abroad
- Protecting your property investments from UK tax when living or working abroad
- Making the most of Double Tax Relief
- How double tax treaties can be used to save tax
- The pros and cons of Offshore Companies
Use this link to view a list of the Guide’s contents
Use this link to read customer reviews of other TaxCafe guides
Who wrote the guide?
The author of Non Resident and Offshore Tax Planning is Lee Hadnum LLB ACA CTA.
Lee is a rarity amongst tax advisers having both legal AND chartered accountancy
qualifications. After qualifying as a prizewinner in the Institute of Chartered
Accountants exams, he went on to become a chartered tax adviser (CTA). Having worked
in Ernst & Young's tax department for several years, Lee decided to start his own
consulting firm, specialising in capital gains tax, inheritance tax and business tax
planning. He is the author of a number of
TaxCafe.co.uk
guides and also provides a
personalised advice service through TaxCafe.co.uk in their popular Questions & Answer
Service.
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does not constitute advice on taxation or financial services on the part of Alliance &
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given by Alliance & Leicester International Limited as to the tax or other financial
effects of the information given in this publication. If you require advice for yourself
in your particular circumstances you should consult your independent financial adviser,
lawyer, accountant or tax adviser.