An eye opening insight into new legislation and possible future trends

- Jonathan Sebire, Marlborough Trust Company Ltd

Tax Planning For Residence Immigration & Emigration

A thorough examination of the current state of the law including statutes and case law, acquisition of domicile of choice and potential traps and pre immigration planning and compliance

Introduction

Increasing mobility means more and more people move to or depart from the UK. For most tax professionals immigration and emigration are issues of growing importance.

Despite the importance of an open economy, the basic connecting factors in UK tax law are enveloped in uncertainty. There are many factual circumstances in which it is difficult if not impossible to say whether an individual is or is not UK resident or is or is not UK domiciled. Published HMRC practice used to provide a level of comfort but this is no longer so.

Join our experienced panel of speakers who will review the current law and explain what can be done in practice.

Event details


Date:

Wednesday 28 April 2010

Location:

To be advised LONDON
London

Benefits

This new, unique and timely conference will feature:

  • Residence: the current state of the law including statutes and case law
  • Acquisition of domicile of choice and potential traps
  • Visiting the UK: what to do in practice and the impact of Double Tax Treaties
  • Moving to the UK: pre immigration planning and compliance
  • The continuing liability to UK tax and loss of domicile when leaving the UK

Who Should Attend

This seminar should be attended by:

  • Accountants
  • Lawyers
  • Expatriate tax advisers
  • All those who advise the internationally mobile

Sponsored by:

ACSP

Supported by:

Taxation