Inheritance tax is levied upon death and some lifetime gifts. UK domiciled individuals are liable to inheritance tax on their worldwide estate whereas non-domiciled individuals are liable to inheritance tax on their UK estate. This article explores strategies to prepare for, reduce or completely eliminate inheritance tax. Read more
In the UK, there are numerous tax-efficient options to optimise your UK tax bill. Pension contributions offer considerable tax reliefs. Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs) provide tax exemptions for incomes and gains. Premium Bonds offer tax-free prizes, while utilising tax-free allowances can aid in minimising taxable incomes and gains. Spousal transfers can help utilise tax-free allowances. Read more
The US taxation system imposes taxes on its citizens’ worldwide incomes, irrespective of where they reside. Consequently, US expats in the UK must pay tax in both countries, potentially leading to double taxation. To mitigate double taxation, they can explore multiple tax strategies. Read more
Double taxation agreements are international legislation aimed to protect taxpayers from being taxed twice on the same income in different countries. GTC offers assistance with these claims to minimise your UK tax bill. Read more
Expatriates wishing to continue building their UK state pension entitlement should make voluntary national insurance contributions. Application is via HMRC form CF83. GTC can offer assistance regarding the form. Read more
The UK tax system allows non-domiciled residents to exclude their foreign incomes and gains from UK taxation using the remittance basis, as long as these funds are kept offshore permanently. Global Tax Consultants (GTC) offers advice on remittance basis planning. Read more
Tax is ‘taxing’ enough even when you’re based in your own country. When you’re an expat, it can make matters even more complicated and confusing. If you’re a British expatriate, you might be confused about your tax obligations, especially since…
For expatriates, managing tax obligations can be a daunting task. With varying tax laws across jurisdictions, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Whether you’re a Brit living abroad or a foreign national residing in the UK, understanding how to handle your…
As the UK government gears up for significant changes in tax legislation, it’s essential for both UK residents with international interests and overseas Britons considering a return to the UK to understand the new rules. The recent abolition of non-domiciled…
Navigating tax obligations as a non-domiciled (non-dom) individual in the UK can be complex, but Global Tax Consulting is here to simplify the process for you.
If you are working remotely for a UK company, you may be confused as to whether you have UK tax obligations. Find out whether you due a refund of UK taxation.
From the 2025/26 tax year, non-dom status will be replaced with the new arrival scheme. Consequently, eligibility criteria as to who can exempt foreign incomes and gains from UK taxation will change to a residence based system. Find out if…
