Tax Planning for Domiciled and Non-Domiciled Individuals is primarily for practitioners who are involved in providing advice to individuals, trustees and executors concerning the three main taxes, namely income tax, capital gains tax and inheritance tax.
Its focus is both the UK domiciled and non-UK domiciled resident individual although the UK tax issues affecting non-residents are also addressed.
Numerous examples designed to illustrate the principles and points under discussion appear throughout the text and extensive cross-referencing allows the same topic to be tracked where it is discussed in a different context.
Trusts, be they UK resident or offshore, continue to be critical to many aspects of tax planning and their use and abuse form the central core of several chapters in the book.
The legal and tax issues underpinning the various types of property ownership are discussed and their application to main residence and furnished holiday lettings examined in detail including the extensive new provisions introduced in Finance Act 2013.
For the non-UK domiciled individual whether to claim remittance basis treatment; what constitutes a taxable remittance; and whether the newly introduced business investment relief is tax efficient are all areas of interest and discussed at length.
The role of wills in inheritance tax planning (and in general) cannot be overlooked and, in particular, Deeds of Variation and other post-death adjustments are discussed in detail.
Many more topics, including international matters and SDLT, are also covered in the book.
The text is current as at the date of the Royal Assent of Finance Act 2013.
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