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Offshore banking is a popular way of protecting, diversifying and maximising assets. In fact, people around the globe don’t just bank offshore for their personal assets. Businesses big and small are also opening offshore accounts to take advantage of favourable benefits, like lowering their tax liability and strengthening their anonymity. It’s no secret that today’s
The cryptocurrency market has developed at a rapid pace over the last few years. For consumers, cryptocurrencies can offer a cheaper and faster peer-to-peer payment option compared with traditional money services, as well as enhanced privacy and protection. As these currencies continue to gain momentum and investors generally appear confident about the opportunities associated with
2021 was a big year for cryptocurrency, skyrocketing investors’ interests and discussions in popular culture. But what’s next? The crypto industry is constantly evolving. While it’s impossible to predict precisely what will happen in the long term, we can follow current themes from regulation to the adoption of crypto payments to better understand the market.
Cryptocurrencies – particularly Bitcoin – have made it mainstream in recent years, making them almost impossible to ignore. Yet, a veil of mystery surrounds the subject, especially when it comes to crypto tax. Thankfully, HMRC was one of the world’s first tax offices to release clear guidance on cryptocurrency tax in the UK – and
Described by many economists as the ‘future of money’, cryptocurrencies are big news taking the world by storm. Spearheaded by Bitcoin, which launched in 2008 as the first-ever cryptocurrency, there are now thousands of these digital assets growing day by day. However, that doesn’t make it any easier to grasp. So, if you find yourself
Tax havens are defined as small, well-governed jurisdictions that impose low or zero tax rates on foreign investors. By doing so, they attract a considerable amount of individuals (and businesses) from high-tax countries who want to reduce their tax liability. Despite the bad press that tax havens get, it is possible – and very common
As the name suggests, tax havens are locations that offer foreign individuals and businesses little or no tax liability. A list of some of the most popular tax haven countries includes the Bahamas, Belize, Hong Kong, Panama and the British Virgin Islands. These countries tend to have lower rates of tax than that of the
It is without a doubt that banking offshore can be beneficial for certain individuals. It can provide access to foreign currencies or financial products not available in the UK, along with more privacy and the potential to be more tax efficient. But managing an offshore account can also be complicated, with varying factors determining which
The uproar over increasing national insurance contributions and rocketing property prices has led to a return of wealth taxation issues rising higher up on the political agenda. One of the most well-known of these is inheritance tax. Inheritance Tax (IHT) is defined as a government levy on the estate (property, money or possessions) of someone
Businesses around the world are seeing the substantial benefits of remote working post-Covid-19. With more flexible work policies in place, and workers considering this new normal, the standard 9-to-5 workday is fast becoming a thing of the past. A common concern amongst millions of people, however, is what, if any, concessions employees can claim
