Managers of Wealth Offshore

Call to use windfall to replenish emergency fund

The core investment reserve is effectively the island's rainy-day fund, only to be used in emergencies.

Jersey Strengthens Gulf Ties with New Oman Tax Treaty

The DTA is the latest in Jersey’s growing treaty network in the region

Christian Hay recognised in Spear's Tax and Trust Index 2026

Christian, a Partner in Collas Crill's Guernsey office and Global Head of the firm's Private Client and Trusts team, is recognised for his expertise in contentious trust and fiduciary disputes

P&R proposes new tax cap to attract entrepreneurs

A new tax cap aimed at attracting entrepreneurs to Guernsey could be introduced soon, as part of the proposals included in the 2027 Budget.

Is the Cayman Islands Still a Tax Haven? The Changing Economics of Offshore Finance

The Caymans have largely dismantled the second and kept the first intact, and for the other two the answer depends on who is counting and how.

Taxing times? Revenue Service offers helping hand ahead of deadline

Islanders can also hand in completed paper returns and receive a receipt.

‘Businesses can plan ahead after States vote for tax reform’

Certainty over tax reform will be a relief for many businesses as they can now plan ahead for the implementation of GST.

Guernsey, Jersey and other havens rake in revenues from global minimum tax

Offshore hubs expect windfall after raising rates to comply with OECD rules for large multinationals

Michael Velten: Why Tax Residence Comes Before Wealth Structuring

His central message was that planning should begin with the family’s circumstances and aspirations.

Auditors roped in to ‘safeguard’ finance firm’s assets

MFSA appoints Grant Thornton to take control of Trive Financial Services assets

HMRC nudge letters include specifics of wealthy taxpayers’ offshore affairs, tax advisory firm says

A top tax adviser praised the letters as ‘a welcome step towards transparency from HMRC’, but warned that anyone who receives one risks ‘much harsher penalties’ should they decide not to respond

Guernsey accountancy firm wins Silver at national awards

To be recognised nationally, alongside some fantastic UK accountancy firms, is a huge achievement for our Guernsey team and something we’re incredibly proud of.

Wyden demands details of Malta tax avoidance schemes

The letter underscores of how Democrats, should they be returned to power in next month’s elections, are likely to put corporate taxes under a microscope.

Tax service overhaul aims to cut delays for finance firms

Businesses need timely decisions, clear guidance, certainty and straightforward access to specialist expertise

China’s tax authority issues final call for wealthy citizens to declare offshore trust gains

“To avoid late payment penalties and other related risks, they must file taxes and make payments in accordance with the law within the transition period.”

Philippines-Liechtenstein tax deal seen boosting investments

The agreement seeks to eliminate double taxation on income and prevent tax evasion and avoidance

Swiss finance boss supports immigration tax

The proposal calls for employers who hire workers from the European Union to pay an immigration tax involving up to 5% of the employee’s salary over five years.

Are you paying tax in the right country?

If you are moving to Portugal, have settled here, or spend significant time here each year, understanding your tax position should be a priority.

Five Detained Across Cyprus, Germany, and Italy in Massive VAT Evasion Case

The enforcement sweep took place following warrants initiated by the European Public Prosecutor’s Office in Munich, resulting in three arrests in Cyprus, one in Germany, and one in Italy.

81 companies with no employees declare over €10 million in taxable income each

American multinationals' declared tax bill nearly quintupled to €118 million in 2024