Saturday, September 04, 2010

Taxation Articles The LEEG

Pre-budget report 2008/2009 - Major tax changes for expatriates

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Pre-budget report 2008/2009 - Major tax changes for expatriates

Our worst non-UK domiciliaries tax nightmare is happening.

The 2008/2009 pre-budget report unveils a significant will to levy tax on resident but non uk-domiciled expatriates who have earnings arising abroad, untaxed in the UK under the combined non remittance and non domicile rules.

 

How to Save Tax on your Housing

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Premium leases are a very tax efficient way for a company to pay for executive housing.

The concept of a premium lease is that a company leases rather than rents a property from the owner. Therefore the owner becomes a lessor instead of a landlord and the company becomes a lessee instead of a tenant, and the employee who lives in the property become the licencee.

 

Expatriate Tax Exemptions

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The Inland Revenue has set up very attractive tax schemes for Expatriates.

An expatriate in the UK could save on tax on a few items.

   

Company Tax – A Few Tips

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Company Tax – A Few Tips

COMPANY LOAN

If the company lends, interest free, for example 10.000 GBP to a shareholder, with a commitment to repay it and the shareholder cannot repay it, it will then become taxable based on the value of the notional interest (ex 6.25%), and not the loan itself.

   

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