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‘Non-Doms’: Understand and manage your UK tax affairs.


Are you originally from the UK? If not, are you either coming to (or already in) the UK, looking to invest in the UK or even planning to leave?


If so, we can help you minimise your UK tax burden by guiding you through the very complex but, potentially, very favourable tax regime for ‘non-doms’.


There were to be significant changes to the ‘non-dom’ tax rules from 6 April 2017 but the general election has thrown the position into a state of chaos and uncertainty. Therefore, if you are a ‘non-dom’, you will be affected somehow so you need to know when, how and what action you may need to take.


Our Private Client team offer tax compliance and bespoke tax planning to help you and any trusts/companies that you are connected to sensibly make the most of the regime and limit your exposure to UK taxes.


If you have US reporting obligations, our specialist Expatriate Tax team will ensure that advice and compliance work in both jurisdictions is aligned to ensure optimum efficiency, working very closely with our Private Client team where required.


If you are a ‘non-dom’ and need help understanding how these new rules could apply to you then please get in touch.


James Walker Partner, Private Client team T +44 (0)20 7556 1322 E walkerj@buzzacott.co.uk


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Struan Mackenzie Partner, Expatriate Tax team T +44 (0)20 7556 1375 E mackenzies@buzzacott.co.uk


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