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FIG Regime and more: The Reforms to Personal Taxation for UK Resident Foreign Individuals
From 6 April 2025, UK tax for foreign residents is based solely on tax residence, not domicile. The simplified system affects income, capital gains, and inheritance tax, offering some residents up to four years to shelter non-UK income and gains.
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The Benefits Of Lifetime Giving
At Collyer Bristow, we help individuals, families, and trustees plan strategically to maximise the impact of their charitable giving while preserving and protecting wealth. Charitable donations, whether made during your lifetime or through your Will, can provide significant opportunities to …
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Farmers and business owners seek Judicial Review of Inheritance Tax Changes to Agricultural/Business Property Relief
Leading Private Wealth law firm Collyer Bristow LLP served proceedings on the Chancellor of the Exchequer and HMRC on 23 June 2025 for a Judicial Review of the government’s decision not to consult on the planned Agricultural Property Relief (APR) …
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Georgina Crane
Rachel is an Associate in our Tax and Estate planning team.
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2025 Spring Statement
Overall Comment on the Spring Statement The Spring Statement reflects the Government’s continued focus on “closing the tax gap” through increased HMRC powers and enforcement activity. Many of the measures announced feel like an extension of existing policies rather than …
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‘Long Term Residence’ in the UK: Tax Consequences for International Private Clients
In the October 2024 Budget, the UK government announced significant reforms to the UK’s inheritance tax (IHT) regime, particularly affecting non-UK domiciled individuals and the treatment of offshore trusts. These changes, effective from 6 April 2025, aim to modernise and …
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Statutory Residence Test
Whether someone is tax resident in the UK is determined by the statutory residence test (“SRT”) The SRT comprises two primary tests: an “automatic test” and a “sufficient ties” test. The “automatic test” immediately determines that certain people are resident …
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