The 10 least taxed countries in 2014
Tax relocation specialist Bradley Hackford has published its 2014 rankings of 10 countries where it is "interesting to establish a physical and tax residence".
Tax relocation specialist Bradley Hackford has published its 2014 rankings of 10 countries where it is "interesting to establish a physical and tax residence".
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In the first part of a series on the implications for portfolio construction for US clients, Portfolio Adviser looks at the increasingly binary nature of advice post the introduction of FATCA.
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Specialist insurance broker, Baronsmead, warns that fund managers with significant capital invested in Europe could face significant future tax liabilities.
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Credit Suisse has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to assist US customers in presenting false income tax returns and has paid a settlement to the US Government of $2.8bn.
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Tax avoidance schemes have dropped, but Osborne has tightened legislation enabling HMRC to demand upfront tax payment.
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Reacting on everything from the revisions to the UKs growth outlook to changes to VCT, ISA and tax rules, 12 experts have their say on the Chancellors Autumn Statement.
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A venture capital trust has been launched specifically to support businesses run by ex-military entrepreneurs.
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HMRC has won a legal battle against Aberdeen Asset Management over an offshore tax scheme used to pay employees’ bonuses.
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Thesis Asset Management has unveiled a service aimed at wealth firms looking to strengthen their relationships with professional services companies.
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A US congressman has highlighted a potential problem in the complex arrangements under which financial institutions in foreign countries are being persuaded to provide financial information to the American tax authorities, to comply with FATCA.
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The UK has become a more attractive investment destination in the past year due in part to the wider range of choice offered to investors as a result of RDR, according to research from Morningstar.
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The House of Commons' Public Accounts Committee (PAC) led by MP Margaret Hodge has launched a scathing attack on the 'unhealthily cosy' relationship between the Big Four accountancy firms and the UK Government.
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