Description
Gain a global perspective on UK tax regulations, practical insights through case studies, and an industry-recognised certification.
This course provides practitioners with comprehensive technical knowledge on UK tax issues for advising private clients with international affairs.
It has been comprehensively updated to reflect the Finance Act 2025 reforms, including the abolition of the remittance basis and introduction of the new Foreign Income and Gains (FIG) regime.
- Gain in-depth expertise: Understand the UK tax implications for internationally connected clients in the post-domicile word.
- Navigate recent reforms: Comprehensive coverage of Finance Act 2025 transitional provisions and new regimes.
- Practical focus: Practical advice and guidance written by practitioners, for practitioners.
- Valuable connections: Network with like-minded professionals in varied roles and firms from all over the world.
- It is essential for practitioners navigating these significant legislative changes and their impact on international client planning.
What you will learn
- Territorial connecting factors for individuals, trusts, and companies
- The relevance and application of income tax, capital gains tax and inheritance tax to international clients
- The Foreign Income and Gains (FIG) regime for qualifying new residents
- Temporary repatriation facility and asset rebasing for former remittance basis users
- Remittance rules and their continuing relevance
- Traps and opportunities with international client tax planning
- Advantages tax and disadvantages of offshore trusts and offshoring holding companies
- Tax efficient methods of funding the purchase of a UK family home
- Corporation tax considerations for non-UK resident companies
- The General Anti-Abuse Rule
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