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  • Inheritance Tax (IHT) And UK Residential Property

    • May 2, 2017
    • Posted by: Stephen Coleclough
    • Category: Tax
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    Briefing note Headlines Trustees of related party trusts.   To the extent your trust has assets attributable to UK residential property you are now within the ten year charge regime. The charge is basically 6% of net asset value every ten years. Related party debts included as is collateral supporting third party debt. Being a

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  • Finance Bill 2017: Deemed Domicile Key Points

    • May 1, 2017
    • Posted by: Stephen Coleclough
    • Category: Tax
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    Briefing Note Headlines A non-UK trust of which one of its trustees is UK resident will become UK resident when settlor becomes deemed UK domiciled. Rules apply from 6th April of RND’s 16th tax year. CGT rebasing for RNDs only. Trustees have to consider planning. Some grandfathering for pre 6th April 2017 non-UK trusts. Washing

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  • Finance Bill 2017

    • April 30, 2017
    • Posted by: Stephen Coleclough
    • Category: Tax
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    Briefing note Headlines No exemption for buy to let Non-close companies excluded Related party debts included as is collateral supporting third party debt Likelihood of HMRC collecting 40% IHT is remote amongst the well advised Dry trusts unaffected (ten year charge applies) Life insurance is still a viable option Other – reliefs remain available to

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  • Sustainable Tax In A Competitive World

    • May 21, 2014
    • Posted by: Stephen Coleclough
    • Category: Tax
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    At the end of the day, governments need to raise sustainable amounts of revenue, to fund public services, the welfare state, and other common goods. More than ever, however, they have to compete for business and investment from companies and investors who have more options than ever before. Tax too high or tax capriciously and

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