Optimizing Expatriate Tax Status: A Guide to Navigating Global Tax Residency Rules
Navigating tax residency rules is a critical and complex aspect of financial planning for British expatriates. Proper understanding and management of one’s tax residency can significantly impact tax liabilities in both the UK and the host country. This guide...
Proposed UK Inheritance Tax Changes 2024
A Shift from Domicile to Residency Status Explained There have been significant proposed changes to the UK’s tax regime concerning non-domiciled individuals and how it impacts inheritance tax (IHT). Here’s an overview based on the latest updates from the...
U.S Connected Persons Abroad
Navigating financial obligations as a U.S. citizen or green card holder living abroad can be challenging due to global taxation rules and complex regulations. Here’s a comprehensive guide to understand some of the most important obligations and requirements: U.S....
Should I Transfer My Pension If I Live Outside of the UK?
Expatriates often contemplate whether transferring their UK pensions is the right choice. In this article, we’ll delve into these questions and explore the considerations surrounding the decision. I will also point out some of the key differences between a SIPP...
How to Avoid Paying Inheritance Tax
Inheritance Tax (IHT) is a tax on the estate of a deceased person, which includes property, money, and possessions. In the UK, the current IHT threshold is £325,000, and anything above this amount is taxed at a rate of 40%. If you are a UK resident, this tax applies to your worldwide estate, including any property or assets held abroad. However, with careful planning, it is possible to avoid or reduce your IHT liability in both the UK and your country of residence.
