TAXATION OF FOREIGN DOMICILIARIES

9th edition: 2010/11 - out September 2010

How This Book Will Help You

The most thorough analysis ever written on:

• Taxation of foreign domiciliaries
• Taxation of non-residents on UK income and assets
• Taxation of UK residents on foreign income and assets Up to date to 1 August 2010

  If you have difficult tax questions on your desk which seem to be covered (see contents for details) you will find the book worth the price.

  TFD Online

  TFD Online is a free service for purchasers of the current edition of the book Taxation of Foreign Domiciliaries

  TFD Online can be used:

  to search the 3000 pages of text or to access it online
  1. to correct or contribute to the book

  To see TFD Online click here.

  I have the 8th edition; do I need the 9th (2009/10) edition?

  You will do. The pace of change is frenetic, including since the last edition: two Finance Acts 2010, a 2nd edition of the HMRC Residence Domicile and Remittances Manual, and many new cases on residence. The last edition is now dangerously out of date.

  I don't have the 8th edition: is it worth buying as the 9th edition is out soon?

  The useful life of the 8th edition is now quite short. If you can wait until September I would do so. However if the matter cannot wait, the 8th edition is now available at half price for those who order the new edition at the same time.

  How to buy this book

  Here is information on how to order Taxation of Foreign Domiciliaries and other books by James Kessler.

  I am not a tax practitioner, but I wish to read about my tax position as a person who is resident, but not domiciled, in the UK. Should I buy the book? This book is not intended as a self-help guide, but it is readable for a lay person. If you wish to research your tax position in depth, and so take control over your tax affairs, or review the quality of tax advice you are receiving, buy the book.

  Foreign Domiciliaries Resource Archive

  Reviews

  • Debbie Annells in Asian Legal Business

  • Pat Stanley in ILN Newsletter

  • John Carrell and Martin Kelly in Offshore Tax Planning Review

  • Clare Maurice and Arabella Saker in STEP Extra

  • David Rothenberg in Taxation

  • Brian White and Andrew Shepherd in Tax Journal

  • Rebecca Cave in Capital Tax Planning

  • Andrew Cockman (Deloitte Touche)

  • Ian Dawson in Offshore Tax Planning Review

  • Mary Fraser in STEP Journal

  • Paul Hotchkiss in Tax Journal

  • Matthew Hutton in Private Client Business

  • Martin Palmer, Jordans Ltd

  • Roy Pitcher (Royal Bank of Canada)

  • Ralph Ray in Taxation (2002)

  • Ralph Ray in Taxation (1999)

  • Jonathan S Schwarz in FT World Tax Report

  • Prof. Peter Willoughby in New Law Journal

  • John Goldsworth in Trusts and Trustees

  How to comment on the book

  Readers' comments are of the greatest interest to the author. If you wish to comment on any aspect of Taxation of Foreign Domiciliaries, or if you spot an error, please email James Kessler.