Foreign Income and Gains Regime

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Foreign Income and Gains Regime

The old non-domicile regime  (before 6 April 2025)    Before the introduction of the foreign income and gains regime, the previous rules for non-domiciled individuals in the UK allowed residents whose permanent home is outside of the UK to benefit from the ‘remittance basis.’   This system enabled them to pay tax only on their UK […]

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The old non-domicile regime  (before 6 April 2025)    Before the introduction of the foreign income and gains regime, the previous rules for non-domiciled individuals in the UK allowed residents whose permanent home is outside of the UK to benefit from the ‘remittance basis.’   This system enabled them to pay tax only on their UK

Interview with Mark Dawes, Wilder Coe's newest Tax Partner

Meet Mark Dawes, Wilder Coe’s newest Tax Partner

With a dynamic career history and expertise gained across many niche and intriguing specialisms, Mark Dawes joined Wilder Coe in April 2024 and is a valuable addition to the tax department in his new role as Tax Partner.   We sat down with him and learned more about the man behind his many talents.  Mark Dawes

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With a dynamic career history and expertise gained across many niche and intriguing specialisms, Mark Dawes joined Wilder Coe in April 2024 and is a valuable addition to the tax department in his new role as Tax Partner.   We sat down with him and learned more about the man behind his many talents.  Mark Dawes

Increase in Stamp Duty Land Tax for the purchase of second properties

Increase in the rate of Stamp Duty Land Tax for purchases of additional dwellings

Today the Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced an immediate change in the rate of Stamp Duty Land Tax (“SDLT”) on the purchase of additional residential properties. These measures will take effect for all transactions entered into on or after 31 October 2024. When does the higher rate apply? When an individual purchases an additional residential property

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Today the Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced an immediate change in the rate of Stamp Duty Land Tax (“SDLT”) on the purchase of additional residential properties. These measures will take effect for all transactions entered into on or after 31 October 2024. When does the higher rate apply? When an individual purchases an additional residential property

Pauline Hudd advising on HMRC closing the tax gap

Closing the Tax Gap

HMRC have published their 2022/2023 “Tax Gap” estimate, which is the difference between the amount of tax which should have been paid and what is actually paid. Although a factor, the tax gap is not solely down to avoidance. More commonly, people make a genuine error in calculating their taxes or rely on past information

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HMRC have published their 2022/2023 “Tax Gap” estimate, which is the difference between the amount of tax which should have been paid and what is actually paid. Although a factor, the tax gap is not solely down to avoidance. More commonly, people make a genuine error in calculating their taxes or rely on past information

Two Tax Partners

Wilder Coe appoints two Tax Partners

The start of April can often symbolize fresh starts and growth and is the perfect occasion to announce the introduction of two Tax Partners to the Wilder Coe team.  Jamie Muirhead will be stepping into his new role as Tax Partner, effective 1st April 2024. After joining the company in 2018 as one of the

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The start of April can often symbolize fresh starts and growth and is the perfect occasion to announce the introduction of two Tax Partners to the Wilder Coe team.  Jamie Muirhead will be stepping into his new role as Tax Partner, effective 1st April 2024. After joining the company in 2018 as one of the

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Jamie Muirhead is promoted to Tax Manager

Have you met our newest Tax Manager, Jamie Muirhead? On 1 April 2023, Wilder Coe was delighted to announce Jamie’s new promotion to Tax Manager. Jamie’s role focuses on advising and delivering technical tax support for clients, including individuals, owner-managed businesses, and large corporate groups, ensuring they meet their tax compliance obligations. Jamie also provides tax

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Have you met our newest Tax Manager, Jamie Muirhead? On 1 April 2023, Wilder Coe was delighted to announce Jamie’s new promotion to Tax Manager. Jamie’s role focuses on advising and delivering technical tax support for clients, including individuals, owner-managed businesses, and large corporate groups, ensuring they meet their tax compliance obligations. Jamie also provides tax

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April 2023-24 Tax Year Round up

With the new April 2023-24 tax year upon us, we want to take a moment to look at what changes are coming and how these could impact your business. Business owners are encountering many challenges, with rising energy costs hitting hard, supply chain complications and high inflation. As we approach the new financial year, we

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With the new April 2023-24 tax year upon us, we want to take a moment to look at what changes are coming and how these could impact your business. Business owners are encountering many challenges, with rising energy costs hitting hard, supply chain complications and high inflation. As we approach the new financial year, we

UK IHT (Inheritance Tax) and planning strategies recording

Tax Partner Tim Cook (Wilder Coe) and Zahra Kanani (Partner, Wills and Tax planning at Thackray Williams) hosted this in-depth seminar for the International Estate Planning Council on 23rd June 2022. Focusing on cross-border estates, business assets and real estate, they talk through Inheritance Tax and planning strategies for UK and non-UK domiciled individuals. Tim

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Tax Partner Tim Cook (Wilder Coe) and Zahra Kanani (Partner, Wills and Tax planning at Thackray Williams) hosted this in-depth seminar for the International Estate Planning Council on 23rd June 2022. Focusing on cross-border estates, business assets and real estate, they talk through Inheritance Tax and planning strategies for UK and non-UK domiciled individuals. Tim

UK Inheritance Tax and Estate Planning

LIVE EVENT: UK Inheritance Tax and Estate Planning

Do you have clients with relatives, property, inheritances, or businesses in the UK? Join our Tax Partner, Tim Cook and Zahra Kanai (Partner and Wills & Tax planning at Thackray Williams) in collaboration with the International Estate Planning Council for a live seminar focusing on inheritance tax and estate planning strategies for residents and non-residents.  Together they will focus

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Do you have clients with relatives, property, inheritances, or businesses in the UK? Join our Tax Partner, Tim Cook and Zahra Kanai (Partner and Wills & Tax planning at Thackray Williams) in collaboration with the International Estate Planning Council for a live seminar focusing on inheritance tax and estate planning strategies for residents and non-residents.  Together they will focus

tax advantages of company electric vehicles

Tax advantages for company electric vehicles

As businesses explore ways to be ‘greener’, organisations look to employ a tax regime that encourages zero or low emission vehicles.   So, what exactly are the tax benefits? We look at some more commonly asked questions from clients wanting to understand the tax advantages of electric vehicles (EV) or e-bikes.     How do you calculate

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As businesses explore ways to be ‘greener’, organisations look to employ a tax regime that encourages zero or low emission vehicles.   So, what exactly are the tax benefits? We look at some more commonly asked questions from clients wanting to understand the tax advantages of electric vehicles (EV) or e-bikes.     How do you calculate