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.

From 10 August 2021, the long awaited changes to the UKLA Listing Rules will come into force, bringing the LSE into line with the SPAC model which has become so popular on the US markets.

The tax authorities of Guernsey and Jersey have confirmed that where operating practices have to be adjusted to compensate for the outbreak of the coronavirus (COVID-19).

The Dixcart Group has remained privately owned by the Dixcart Family Office since it's foundation over fifty years ago in 1972.

Building on his recent interview with Hayley Dixon of The Sunday Telegraph where he said a lack of ‘balance and objectivity' in the coverage of the so-called ‘Paradise Papers' hack had distracted...

On 31 January 2014 the Crown Dependencies of Guernsey and Jersey jointly issued draft Guidance Notes (in conjunction with the Isle of Man) on the implementation of obligations arising under the intergovernmental agreements ("IGAs") signed by each island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

For many Guernsey tax resident companies, the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic created difficulties in complying with economic substance requirements.

While the UK, US and Europe remain important to the Island, it must seek out opportunities in frontier markets as well, says Fiona Le Poidevin of Guernsey Finance.

Today's budget announcement contains a sting in the tail for investors in UK residential property.

After HMRC’s announcement on 6 December 2011 of its intention to make amendments to the current legislative regime governing qualifying recognised overseas pension schemes (QROPS), a period of consultation followed.