This tax guide is designed to help the following groups of people:

Those interested in attaining non-resident status to avoid income tax and CGT in the UK.
Anyone currently living abroad or planning to live abroad for most of the year.
Those currently working or planning to work outside the UK.
Those interested in minimizing tax using offshore companies and trusts.
Any foreign nationals currently living in the UK, wishing to use their status to minimize tax.
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What Information is Contained in the Guide

Non-Resident & Offshore Tax Planning is jam-packed full of clear examples and unique tax planning advice. Subjects covered include:

Full and comprehensive explanation of terms “Domicile” and “Non Resident”.
How becoming non-resident could save you a fortune in tax.
Detailed explanations of how to avoid UK tax on your income from rents, dividends, pensions and employment.
How you could completely escape capital gains tax both in the UK and abroad.
Pitfalls to negotiate when avoiding UK capital gains tax.
How to avoid inheritance tax by losing your UK domicile.
How foreign nationals can escape UK taxes altogether.
Dedicated areas of advice for investors in overseas property.
How you could claim tax free lump sums whilst working abroad.
How Double Tax Relief works and how to make the most of it.
How to avoid tax everywhere by becoming a “Tax Nomad”.
Tax advantages and disadvantages of offshore trusts and companies.
How to save tax with double tax treaties.
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About the Author

The Author of Non Resident and Offshore Tax Planning is Lee Hadnum. Lee is a rarity among tax advisers having both legal and chartered accountant qualifications. After qualifying a prize winner in the Institute of Chartered Accountants exams, he also went on to become a chartered tax adviser (CTA). Having worked in Ernst & Young’s tax department for several years Lee now has his own tax consultancy. He is author of a number of our tax guides and provides personalised advice through our popular Question & Answer Service.