December 2014 Archive

Father Christmas's FATCA concerns

Even Father Christmas should make sure he's not inadvertently hiding anything from the US tax authorities.

Posted by Sophie Mazzier on 22 December 2014
The difficult home truths of domicile law

It is well-known that the notoriously slippery concept of “domicile” is one of the foundation blocks of the UK tax code. But domicile is not just about tax, a person’s domicile has wide-ranging implications in other areas – including succession.

Posted by Ed Powles on 16 December 2014
Osborne's property tax changes are just the beginning

In recent years, those in the property industry have awaited set piece speeches from the Chancellor with a certain amount of trepidation given the taxation rabbits that are very often pulled out of the hat.

Posted by Edward Burton on 15 December 2014
Swiss voters reject abolition of forfait tax break

Senior associate Lydia Essa considers the Swiss voters rejection of abolition of the forfait tax break and whether it is good news for foreigners.

Posted by Lydia Essa on 3 December 2014

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