As the aftermath of October’s budget announcement settles down, businesses, high-net-worth-individuals and non-domicile residents are looking to review their current strategies and make changes where necessary. This is especially important as we move towards the end of 2024, and many begin planning for the end of the financial year in March. To make the most
Following October’s unforgettable (for all the wrong reasons) autumn budget announcement, it is quite easy to see why a projected 9,500 millionaires are due to leave the UK this year alone, with around 500,000 set to depart by 2028(1). Even prior to Rachael Reeves announcing the abolition of the non-domiciled tax regime, which is due
Whilst maintaining the rate of national insurance (NI) contributions was a key element of the Labour parties’ manifesto, it seems they are not scared to break this promise. Following her keynote speech during the international investment summit earlier in the month, Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves has given some very strong hints that she
It is looking likely that the temporary increase to stamp duty thresholds is ending in 2025 and moving back to the standard levels. Not only will this have a significant impact on the property market, both for first time buyers and those looking to upsize their current home, but it will negatively impact the property
UK and offshore company registration agent, Turner Little has reported a 200% uplift in enquiries for its market leading Discovery consultancy offering from high-net-worth individuals (HNWI) and wealth creators who are disillusioned with the current UK tax procedures and looking to establish offshore locations. As the UK approaches the Autumn budget and navigates an increasingly
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