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If you have not been resident in the UK for five years or intend not to be resident for five years, transferring your pension out of the UK can result in large UK tax savings.

Last week our own Neelai Patel spoke at an LB Business Network event organised and hosted by the law firm Howard Kennedy, looking at the question of whether the UK will be a more attractive destination...

Planning for the Upcoming Changes before the April 2017 Deadline

Peter Caruana, Gibraltar's Chief Minister, described Gibraltar as a ..."European Union onshore financial centre with competitive tax rates"

Spurred in part by the fiscal requirements of the European Union, Gibraltar’s decision to pursue a policy of “low tax” rather than “no tax” continues to make the jurisdiction attractive to international investors

Helped by more than £4 million in tax revenues from the burgeoning internet gaming companies, and several "one-off" property development deals, Gibraltar’s fiscal accounts remain healthy and the economy continues to forge ahead.

Gibraltar’s much anticipated new corporate tax law finally came into effect on 1 January 2011.

Last month I looked at some of the reasons why property prices in offshore jurisdictions such as Gibraltar are holding steady, while those across the border in Spain are heading south.

In 2007, as a result of HMRC receiving information from five major UK banks with offshore subsidiaries, HMRC offered an Offshore Disclosure Facility (“ODF”) which was designed to allow those people holding offshore accounts to declare those accounts and put their tax affairs in order.

Sophisticated families are consolidating fragmented asset holdings into Gibraltar private funds, creating unified governance structures that survive generational transitions. This shift addresses the limitations of patchwork arrangements while maintaining international compliance and providing forward optionality for wealth management.

An oral hearing before the European Court of Justice was conducted on March 14 in a case dating back to 2004 that involves the government of Gibraltar and the European Commission.