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To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. Contained within the Budget were proposals for a change to the In addition, from 6th<\/sup> April 2025 the protected trust Mention is also made of the intention to change the inheritance “Hope for the best and prepare for the Whilst the above is a departure from the Conservative’s At present, these are only proposals and the legislation Therefore it is recommended that existing Non-doms and those Options that individuals may wish to consider include (but are “If not now, when?”<\/strong> Hillel the While it is true that “Only death and taxes are The content of this article is intended to provide a general POPULAR ARTICLES ON: Corporate\/Commercial Law from Worldwide<\/p>\n Bedddoes, Anti-Suits And D\u00e9j\u00e0 Vu Liquidation vs Strike Off For Cyprus Companies Directors In The Firing Line Fact: The UK Chancellor of the Exchequer proposed changes to the taxation of non-domiciled individuals, with effect from 6th April 2025, shifting to a regime based on residence where all UK residents will pay UK tax on foreign income and gains following four years of residency.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":6,"featured_media":7077,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"Default","format":"standard","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"footnotes":""},"categories":[1],"tags":[1766,3348,5233,33,932,3,2692,1600,2459,304,4081,1957,4823,415,4407,2294,5234,2753,839,2685,1004,284,3572,4942,1535,1122,729,1065,4738,5232,1183,1681,494],"class_list":["post-7076","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-other","tag-budget","tag-change","tag-change-in-tax-regime","tag-companies","tag-court","tag-cyprus","tag-death","tag-election","tag-family","tag-funding","tag-future","tag-general-election","tag-governance","tag-government","tag-hope","tag-income","tag-inheritance-tax-laws","tag-investment","tag-labour","tag-legislation","tag-power","tag-property","tag-proposed-changes","tag-residence","tag-spring","tag-spring-budget","tag-strike","tag-tax","tag-taxation","tag-taxation-of-non-domiciled-individuals","tag-taxes","tag-trust","tag-uk"],"acf":{"keyphrase":"","keywords":"","sourceimg":"","country-category":""},"yoast_head":"\n
\n On 6th<\/sup> March 2024 the UK Chancellor of the Exchequer,
\nJeremy Hunt, delivered his second Spring Budget for the current
\nConservatve Government.<\/p>\n
\ncurrent system of taxation of non-domiciled individuals with effect
\nfrom 6th<\/sup> April 2025, from the existing regime where UK
\nresident non-domiciled individuals are only taxed on income
\nremitted or originating in the UK and capital gains arising in the
\nUK, to a regime based on residence whereby all UK residents will
\npay UK tax on foreign income and gains following four years of
\nresidency.<\/p>\n
\nregime will also effectively cease to apply, with the result that
\nincome and gains in affected trust structures could become taxable
\non the settlor(s) from that date.<\/p>\n
\ntax laws so that exposure is determined by reference to residence
\nrather than domicile. However, these plans have yet to be detailed
\nand will be subject to consultation.<\/p>\n
\nworst”<\/strong> T. Norton & T Sackville<\/em><\/p>\n
\nprevious stance on the status of non-doms it is very much in line
\nwith proposals mooted by Labour over the years.<\/p>\n
\n(whatever form it may take) is yet to be drafted let alone come
\ninto effect. It remains to be seen what form any Conservative
\nlegislation would eventually take or whether, should the matter
\nstill be in abeyance at the time of the next General Election and
\nLabour come to power. It is likely they would want to put their own
\nstamp on the matter and one would assume that any amendments that
\nLabour introduce would be unlikely to dilute the Conservative
\nproposals.<\/p>\n
\nconsidering re-locating to the UK to consider how they may wish to
\n(re-)structure their affairs prior to 6th<\/sup> April 2025 and
\ndiscuss their options with a qualified tax advisor. As a starting
\npoint there are numerous articles freely available discussing the
\nterminology used in the Budget and the effect that the proposed
\nchanges may (or may not) have, depending on how they are
\nimplemented.<\/p>\n
\nnot limited to):<\/p>\n\n
\nproducts<\/li>\n
\nfunding of the trust until clarification on the future inheritance
\ntax regime<\/li>\n
\ngains where possible to crystalise Foreign Income Gains (FIG) as
\ndetailed in the Budget<\/li>\n
\ngenerate foreign income and gains for the same purpose (assuming
\nthis is not blocked by the new rules)<\/li>\n
\nto minimise the impact of the loss of the trust protections (such
\nas the exclusion of the settlor and certain other family members so
\nas to prevent the attribution of income and gains to the
\nsettlor)<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
\nElder<\/em><\/p>\n
\ncertain” there does appear to be some leeway with the second
\nas to the form it may take provided action is taken in a timely
\nmanner.<\/p>\n
\nguide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought
\nabout your specific circumstances.<\/em><\/p>\n
\n Harneys
\n In the recent decision of G Trust, the Cayman Islands Grand Court had little hesitation in directing that the trustee could apply to restrain certain beneficiaries from pursuing an application…<\/p>\n
\n McMillan Woods
\n There are two ways to close a Cyprus Company. The question that often arises is how a company can be dissolved or be “killed”. We have the “strike-off” and the “liquidation” process.<\/p>\n
\n Conyers
\n While those running companies may be aware of the numerous management and accounting breaches that can give rise to civil liability, there is generally less recognition…<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"