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ARTICLE · 20 JANUARY 2017

PRIVATE CLIENTS UPDATE

Unlike some countries, the United States of America and France for instance, the United Kingdom (UK) does not generally charge Capital Gains Tax (CGT) on property disposals by non-residents.

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PRIVATE CLIENT UPDATE FEBRUARY 2015

NON-RESIDENT UK PROPERTY OWNERS – A LIABILTY TO CAPITAL GAINS TAX

Unlike some countries, the United States of America and France for instance, the United Kingdom (UK) does not generally charge Capital Gains Tax (CGT) on property disposals by non-residents. In other words, gains made by non-residents on a disposal are not subjected to CGT. However, this is all set to change. Come April 6, 2015; CGT provisions applicable to resi-

dents are to apply to non-residents. For more information click here

PRIVATE CLIENT UPDATE MARCH 2015

ON LEAVING SOMETHING BEHIND: WHY YOU MAY WANT A LIVING TRUST INSTEAD

In the myriad of financial commitments and wealth accumulation activities, everyone with loved ones will at some point have given thought to what happens to them when they are no more. What often comes to mind when considering one's dependants is a Will; leave a Will and your loved ones will be cared for. A Will however is not

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