The UK Government has announced that with effect from April 2019, it intends to bring non-UK investors into scope for either capital gains tax ("CGT") ...

Those who will benefit the most will be persons borrowing to finance the purchase of a residential property for £400,000 or less.

The Comptroller of Revenue in Jersey issued an important Guidance Note on 11 January 2023 in relation to the payment of Land Transaction Tax (LTT).

Stamp duty payable on immovable property on death can be significant and requires careful consideration when estate planning.

Although yesterday's Autumn Statement did not include any further details about the proposed new tax charges on UK residential property worth more than £2 million, the UK Chancellor did confirm that the draft legislation will be published next Monday 11th December.

If the former US Vice President Dick Cheney is to be believed, "people don‟t give a damn about tax reform".

Changes to regulation and legislation in financial services continue to come thick and fast – at the moment.

Collas Crill property expert Sharon Thérin talks you through everything you need to know if you’re thinking about buying your first home.

The purpose of this briefing note is to set out some of the benefits of Jersey trusts.

In a scenario that may be familiar to many professional trustees, the trustee in this case found itself in the position of holding a single asset but no funds with which to maintain it or with which to pay...

Philip Syvret, Head of the Property Team at Benest & Syvret looks at the tangled web of stamp duty on buy to let property purchases and calls for a radical rethink.

The Finance (2024 Budget) Jersey Law 202 – (the "Law") was adopted on 14 December 2023 bringing in changes to stamp duty, LTT and EPTT with effect from 1 January 2024.

The Taxation (Enveloped Property Transactions) (Jersey) Law 202- (the "Law") was adopted by the States of Jersey on 9 February 2022.

Jersey is the largest of the Channel Islands and is a self-governing British Crown Dependency with its own financial and legal systems and its own courts of law.