Your guide will contain all the latest tax changes from the March 2008 Budget

Many tax experts regard this as the ultimate form of tax planning. By moving your assets offshore or becoming non-resident it really is possible to cut your tax bill to nothing. Having said that, there many pitfalls to watch out for and traps to avoid.

 

 

What's in the Guide

 

Non Resident & Offshore Tax Planning is written in simple English and crammed full of examples and tax planning advice. Subjects covered include:

 

	Updated tax changes as announced in the March 13th, 2008 Budget.
	Detailed and clear explanation of ‘Non Residency’ and ‘Domicile’.
	How you can become non-resident and how this will affect your tax situation.
	How you can avoid paying UK income tax on your interest, rents, pension, dividends and employment income.
	How to avoid paying any CGT in the UK and abroad.
	How to lose your UK domicile status and thus avoid inheritance tax.
	Traps to watch out for that may prevent gains being subject to Capital Gains Tax in the United Kingdom.
	How foreign nationals, referred to as non-domiciles, can use their status to avoid paying UK taxes.
	Detailed advice for anyone investing in overseas property.
	How the remittance basis changes, in force from 6 April 2008, affect non UK-domiciliaries and how you still have the opportunity to reduce UK taxes.
	How you can receive lump sums tax-free when working abroad.
	How you should protect property investments from the British taxman when you work or live overseas.
	How to take full advantage of Double Tax Relief.
	How to receive tax benefits from your spouse’s status.
	How you can become a ‘Tax Nomad’ and avoid tax anywhere you go in the world.
	Benefits and dangers of offshore trusts, from a tax point of view.
	Advantages and disadvantages of offshore companies.
	How you can exploit double tax treaties to save tax.

The Author

 

Lee Hadnum (LLB ACA CTA) is a unique tax adviser with both chartered accountancy and legal qualifications. Lee began his career as a prize-winner in the Institute of Chartered Accountants entrance exams. He then became a Chartered Tax Adviser (CTA) and was employed by Ernst & Young for a number of years. Lee has authored many tax books in the UK.

 

How Much Does 'Non Resident & Offshore Tax Planning' Cost?

 

Only £24.95 plus postage and packing of £1.50 (on the order total). The guide will normally be sent out within 24 hours of receiving your order.

 

You will have the option at checkout of receiving a free electronic copy to read immediately.

 

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You will also receive a complimentary electronic copy of our comprehensive guide: How to Save Tax 2008/09 - worth £19.95.

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