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This brand new tax saving guide explains the new tax rules for non-doms in plain English. It also reveals how you can still use your non-domiciled status to save tax. Subjects covered include how to structure a tax-free overseas investment portfolio, how to enjoy a tax-free holiday home in the sun, using offshore bonds to avoid UK tax, how to escape the new rules by gifting assets to family members, new exemptions that allow you to save thousands in tax, how every non-dom can save an extra £799.60 tax every year, how to escape the new £30,000 tax charge and using offshore trusts and companies to save tax.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I have bought several books published by Taxcafe, all of which have been excellent and this one in particular is extremely clear and interesting.
The book is aimed at people who are UK non domiciled and are looking to reduce the amount of tax that they need to pay each year. It begins by clearing up the latest main tax issues, especially the £30,000 annual tax sting and then focuses on various methods that you can use to cut down on tax, and the pros and cons of doing so.
I found the book very useful as its not a long read, and each point is easy to understand with clear examples that dont bore you to sleep like some other books.
The book is aimed at people who are UK non domiciled and are looking to reduce the amount of tax that they need to pay each year. It begins by clearing up the latest main tax issues, especially the £30,000 annual tax sting and then focuses on various methods that you can use to cut down on tax, and the pros and cons of doing so.
I found the book very useful as its not a long read, and each point is easy to understand with clear examples that dont bore you to sleep like some other books.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
This book is a good followup after reading Non Resident and Offshore Tax Planning by the same author. Its not a long read and is good reminder of the issues that you face. Its a good book to take whilst travelling and is laid out to so everything is easy to find.
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