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Tag Archives: British expat tax
UK Mini Budget September 2022 – a summary for expats
When a new Prime Minister takes office, it is usual for them to want to put their own stamp on things and Liz Truss and her team are doing just that. Kwasi Kwarteng, the current Chancellor of the Exchequer, has … Continue reading
Posted in General financial information, News, Tax & info, UK Property
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Need to know: The UK’s Foreign Spouse Exemption, the tax issue you don’t hear about
I last covered this topic many years ago, so it is time for an update. If you are a Brit with a foreign husband or wife, or you are not British but are married to a Brit, this article is … Continue reading
Posted in General financial information, Need to know, Tax & info
Tagged British expat tax, British Expats Dubai, British tax, expat financial advice, financial advice, financial advice Dubai, foreign spouse, foreign spouse exemption, IHT, Independent financial advice in the UAE, independent financial adviser, inheritance tax, UK Inheritance Tax, UK tax, UK tax advice, Wills
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Coronavirus and your investments – part 2
I published an article on this topic on 4th March but with the ongoing situation and further stock markets falls, it is time for another. With worries and panic across the world in respect of both health and all the … Continue reading
Posted in General financial information, Investment, News
Tagged British expat tax, British Expats, British Expats Dubai, consumer advice, Dubai, Dubai financial advice, equity investment, expat financial advice, expat financial planning, expat pensions, financial advice Dubai, Independent financial advice in the UAE, investment, offshore investment, professional advice, Retirement planning, stock markets
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Need to know: Leaving Dubai
As most expats leave Dubai after a few years, either to return to a home county, or to move to another country altogether, I have put together a brief guide to some of the issues you need to consider before … Continue reading
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Tagged British expat tax, British Expats, British Expats Dubai, British tax, Exit planning Dubai, expat tax advice, financial advice, financial advice Dubai, Independent financial advice in the UAE, Leaving Dubai, leaving the UAE, pet relocation Dubai, split year concession, UK tax, UK tax advice
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Information on the UK Statutory Residency Test
A few years ago the UK Government in conjunction with Her Majesty’s Revenue & Customs (HMRC) announced that they would be introducing a new residence test. The intention was to clarify the status of people both leaving and arriving in … Continue reading