CONTENTS AT A GLANCE
Chapter
- Reform of Foreign Domiciliary Tax
- Domicile
- Residence of Individuals
- Residence of Trustees
- Year of Arrival and Departure
- Exit Taxes
- Temporary Non-residence
- Savings and Investment Income
- Remittance Basis
- Meaning of Remittance
- Employment Income
- Foreign Pensions
- Trading Income
- Property Income
- Settlor-interested Trusts
- Transfer of Assets Abroad: Introduction
- Transfer of Assets Abroad: Transferors
- Transfer of Assets Abroad: Non-transferors
- Transfer of Assets Abroad: Double Taxation Issues
- Transfer of Assets Abroad: Motive Defence
- Life Policies and Contracts ("Bonds")
- Offshore Funds
- Accrued Income Profits
- Deeply Discounted Securities
- Offshore Unit Trusts
- Partnerships
- Withholding Tax on Interest
- Loans from Non-resident Companies
- Collection of tax from UK representatives
- Limit of liability of Non-residents
- Rates of Income Tax
- National Insurance Contributions
- Capital Gains Tax on Individuals
- Capital Gains Tax: s. 86 TCGA
- Capital Gains Tax: s. 87 TCGA
- Gains of non resident companies
- Capital losses
- DT reliefs and anti avoidance provisions
- EU defence to anti-avoidance provisions
- Deemed domicile for IHT
- Excluded Property for IHT
- Reservation of Benefit
- IHT Consequences of Transfers Between Trusts
- IHT Deduction for Debts
- IHT Planning Before and After a Change of Domicile
- IHT on Death: Wills and IOVs
- IHT Double Tax Reliefs
- IHT USA Double Taxation Treaty
- UK Domiciliary Married to Foreign Domiciliary
- The Family Home and its Chattels
- Pre-Owned Assets
- Estates of Deceased Persons: CGT
- Estates of Deceased Persons: Income Tax
- Who is the Settlor?
- Situs of Assets for IHT
- Situs of Assets for CGT
- Duties of Disclosure
- Categorisation of Foreign Institutions
Appendices
- Terminology
- Baker and Garland Trust Jurisdictions
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