Offshore Tax Planning: Jersey

Introduction

2008 has seen dramatic changes in the UK tax rules applicable to offshore tax planning. The headlines were captured by the new rules for non domiciliaries. But that legislation has also resulted in changes to the CGT capital payments code and to the rules applicable to individual residency.

The effect of the changes is that offshore trusts remain a vital tool in financial planning for non domiciliaries resident in the UK. They also continue to secure advantages for those who are both resident and domiciled in the UK. But as always the rules are complicated and must be understood if the hoped-for advantages are to be secured. Many traps exist for the unwary. Read more >>

Benefits

Hear leading experts from the UK and Jersey discuss the key issues and recent developments:

• The new remittance basis for non domiciliaries
• Compliance and enforcement and the exchange of information
• Non domiciliaries and trusts; the transfer of assets and the remittance basis
• The new capital payments code for trusts: sections 87 and 87A
• Residency issues including individuals and companies

Who Should Attend

This seminar is a vital update for professionals in the Channel Islands. It should be attended by lawyers, accountants, private banks and all those who work with UK-based private clients.