The States of Guernsey have resolved to amend the Income Tax (Guernsey) Law, 1975.

Following an announcement in Guernsey's 2019 Annual Budget, revised draft legislation updating the island's corporate tax residence law has now been published.

Is your client locked into a Guernsey QROPS? Our head of international pensions has a word of warning.

Amidst the publicity surrounding publication of the Paradise Papers last November, some important facts were lost.

On 31 January 2014 the Crown Dependencies of Guernsey and Jersey jointly issued draft Guidance Notes (in conjunction with the Isle of Man) on the implementation of obligations arising under the intergovernmental agreements ("IGAs") signed by each island with the UK in October 2013 and with the US in December 2013.

Mr Harris will discuss various issues that have come up following the first reporting for FATCA on 30 June 2015.

Guernsey has ruled out the introduction of a territorial corporate tax system following a review of its tax framework. The decision provides businesses with greater certainty by preserving the Island’s existing corporate tax regime and reinforcing its commitment to stability, predictability and international competitiveness.

The Crown Dependencies have re-affirmed their commitment to international tax standards and the continued value of inter-island cooperation in areas of mutual interest in international tax policy.

A discussion on the recent double taxation arrangement between Guernsey and Luxembourg.

In 2012, the government declared war on ‘non natural persons’ buying high-value properties.

Earlier today, the tax authorities of Guernsey and Jersey (along with the Isle of Man) released revised joint guidance on the application of each island's economic substance legislation

The States of Guernsey 2012 Budget Report contains a section advising of proposals to introduce legislation enabling the States to recover document duty at 3% on the transfer for value of any interest in any legal entity which owns, either directly or indirectly, real property in Guernsey.

From 1 January 2026, the taxation point of share-based benefits in kind will move from the grant date to the later vesting or exercise date...

In a recent decision the Royal Court has considered whether to set aside a distribution on the grounds of equitable mistake in circumstances where that mistake led to adverse UK tax consequences.

Tackling tax evasion was a hot topic during the 2015 UK election.

Guernsey Finance Chief Executive Dominic Wheatley reflects on the findings of the latest OECD tax report to world leaders.

Guernsey does not levy any form of capital gains tax, inheritance tax or value added tax. No stamp or document duty, or transfer tax, is payable in respect of companies,