The incidence of IHT depends on the domicile of an individual. An individual may be domiciled in the UK under the common law (or private international law) or, for IHT...
At Summer Budget 2015, the government announced wide-ranging reforms to the deemed domicile rules and also to the excluded property rules as they relate to UK residential...
This Practice Note was originally drafted by Simon Goldring and Ben Harle but is now maintained by Lexis®PSL Private Client. The concepts of domicile and residence are...
The concepts of residence and domicile are used to establish the extent of an individual's liability to UK taxation. This Practice Note provides a summary of the UK...
Before the 2008–09 tax year all UK resident but non-UK domiciled individuals (non-doms) could access the remittance basis of taxation without paying a charge. From 6...
Individuals who are resident and domiciled, or deemed domiciled, in the UK are liable to pay UK income tax on their worldwide income and UK capital gains tax (CGT) on...
A remittance of an individual’s income or chargeable gains will occur if Conditions A and B are met (or if one of Conditions C and D are met). Condition A Condition A is...
To determine whether a remittance has occurred for the purposes of the remittance basis of taxation, reference must be made to the Conditions set out in section 809L of...
Unfortunately for the practitioner—and indeed the taxpayer—many funds or assets remitted or deemed to be remitted to the UK are not derived from single sources of income...
To determine whether a remittance has occurred for the purposes of the remittance basis of taxation, reference must be made to the Conditions set out in section 809L of...