In an increasing global marketplace businesses and individuals must carefully plan their overseas
transactions. We can assist in this process by providing guidance in the following
areas:
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Businesses which build up trade in overseas markets have a whole new set of tax laws to deal with. Initially products or services may be delivered from a base in the UK, but, as momentum builds, it may be necessary to consider the creation of permanent base in other countries. We can help with decisions such as whether a branch of the UK company, an overseas subsidiary of the UK company or a separate stand-alone overseas company is the best alternative.
Individuals, particularly those who are resident in the UK, but not domiciled in the UK, may benefit enormously from holding assets in an offshore trust. Other individuals who are domiciled in the UK, but are living overseas for a period of time, will also have tax planning opportunities available. We can provide the appropriate advice.
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and regulated for a range of investment business activities by the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales.
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Taxation as a firm of Chartered Tax Advisers