What Is The Common Reporting Standard For Expats?
The Common Reporting Standard is expected to swing into action in a few weeks – but how does this impact expats and the tax they
Ministers Eye Up High Earners For Rich Pickings
Wealthy landlords, expats and investors could be in the firing line as ministers look for ways to raise more tax. Even though taxpayers are paying
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Everyone’s Paying More Tax Now Than In The Past 50 Years
Taxpayers are paying the government more money now than they have paid in the past 50 years, according to a new study. Tax has reached
HMRC Chasing Expat Contractors For Unpaid Tax
The British tax man is asking foreign governments to chase down expats working overseas who have failed to pay the right amount of tax. Almost
Transition Tax Stumps Accidental Americans And Expats
Tax is getting a little complicated for expat American business owners. An unintended result of President Donald Trump’s Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is a
Millions Still To File Tax Returns Only Days From Deadline
Around 3.6 million people are still to file their personal tax returns – even though the deadline is just a few days away. HM Revenue
Scottish Government Increases Income Tax
The Scottish government is introducing a new range of tax bandings that will see bigger tax bills for many expats who pay tax at home.
Brexit Silver Lining For Entrepreneurs Seeking SEIS Cash
Equity funding from government-backed tax schemes has dropped by a fifth due to tinkering with the rules by the European Union. The EU demanded former
Don’t Fall Into These Pension Money Traps
Two years after the start of pension freedoms, unwary retirement savers are still losing money to financial pitfalls. Finance professionals are warning that some savers
Too Much Tax Grabbed From Pension Savers
The tax filing deadline has just passed but tens of thousands of retirement savers who took money from their pensions under new easy access rules
Savers Overpay Millions In Pension Freedom Tax
Thousands of retirement savers drawing cash from their pensions are paying too much tax because of a loophole in tax law, according to financial experts.