Where an individual is resident in the UK and has overseas income and/or gains, it may be possible to claim tax relief or exemption to avoid paying tax twice. […]
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The Immigration Minister has proposed some changes to Tier 2 of the Points Based System, which will start to be introduced later in 2016 and will all be in force by April 2017. […]
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The second budget of 2015 in many ways continues previous trends as the UK government looks to incentivise people into work, reduce state benefit and deficit bills and promote the UK as “open for business”. However there was one major surprise announcement impacting employers with the introduction of a new National Living Wage. Aside from this headline grabbing measure we saw a continued focus on reducing tax reliefs for the highest earners and the crack down on tax avoidance. […]
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The UK Government has announced that overseas workdays relief will be available to all non-UK domiciled new arrivals in the UK. […]
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The Government has published a final draft of the proposed legislation on the statutory test of UK tax residence. […]
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HM Treasury has published draft legislation in relation to the proposed statutory residence test together with a summary of responses received during the consultation process. […]
HM Treasury has published draft legislation in relation to the abolition of ordinary residence for all tax purposes other than overseas workday relief. […]
HMRC has published a paper to clarify its view on two important aspects around the use of separate employments arrangements (dual contracts). […]
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On 21 March 2012 the UK Chancellor of the Exchequer announced a raft of measures affecting income taxation in a fiscally neutral budget. […]
As stated in the March 2011 budget and published in draft legislation, changes to the taxation of some non-domiciled individuals will take effect from 6 April 2012. […]
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