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Tag Archives: UK tax
Gifts with international elements
When considering making lifetime gifts, international elements can complicate matters. The international dimension may arise because you have assets in foreign jurisdictions or because you are resident or otherwise subject to tax in another country. In such circumstances, it is crucial …
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How the US and UK tax systems work together
Unlike most other jurisdictions worldwide, the US levies tax on its citizens irrespective of whether they live in the US. This means that a UK resident US citizen is often exposed to both US and UK tax simultaneously. The extent …
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Tagged FT Adviser, Meghan and Harry, UK tax, US citizens UK, US UK tax
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Harry and Meghan ceasing to be UK resident
As a couple the Duke and Duchess of Sussex garner significant public attention. However, to the UK tax adviser, they provide a perfect backdrop against which to frame the UK residency and domicile rules, and they help elucidate an important …
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Tagged CGT, domicile rules, harry and meghan, income tax, UK tax, US residents, US/UK tax rules
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What advisers can do to help clients hit by the US/UK double tax treaty
Unlike most other jurisdictions worldwide, the US levies tax based on citizenship. This means that a US citizen living in the UK can be simultaneously exposed to UK tax as a UK resident and US tax as a US citizen. …
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Are Harry and Meghan still exposed to UK tax?
News of a baby is always a joyous celebration for a couple and their family. For the estate planning lawyer, it represents a timely opportunity for the couple to reflect on their planning and whether it still achieves the desired …
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