Managers of Wealth Offshore

Taxation and Other Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2026: From offshore funds to electronics, here’s what changes

It will also replace the Income-tax (Amendment) Ordinance, 2026, while validating actions already taken under the ordinance.

Jersey court rescues $15m trust from inheritance bill after tax planning mistake

But the court has now stepped in to undo the mistake, having found following a hearing earlier this year that there was a crucial gap in the tax advice the couple had received.

Ireland, AI and Microsoft’s Vanishing Tax Bill

Microsoft’s report directly attributes these tax savings to Ireland’s lower corporate tax rate.

China's super-rich 'in shock' and hunting for cash as Beijing issues surprise tax on offshore trusts

The new rules impose a 20% tax at nearly every stage of a trust's life, and give families until Oct. 22 to declare and pay tax owed on assets moved into trusts since the start of 2023.

Tax Amendment Bill 2026: Key proposals on offshore funds, foreign investors, businesses explained

The Bill seeks to replace the Taxation Laws (Amendment) Ordinance issued in June and incorporate additional measures proposed after stakeholder representations.

Guernsey’s economic substance requirements

The Substance Regulations impose economic substance requirements on certain bodies that have income arising from a relevant activity.

Bermudian company loses UK tax battle

HMRC subsequently investigated whether Cogefin, incorporated in Bermuda in 1996 and owned by the Poole Family Trust, was genuinely managed from the island or from Britain.

Bank of Valletta registers half-yearly pre-tax profit of €120 million

Bank of Valletta records a pre-tax profit of €119.8 million in the first six months • Interim dividend of €33.6 million recommended • Customer deposits approach €14.5 billion

What tax relief is available on pension contributions?

A matching structure means your employer promises to pay the same percentage of your salary into the pension scheme as you do (usually up to a certain limit).

S&P doesn’t care about GST: Credit agency rubbishes P&R tax claims

Critics at the time labelled the warning “Project Fear”, calling it an attempt to scare deputies into nodding through the tax reforms.

‘Don’t relent’ until Trump tariff lifted from Bahamas

The Government had hoped reforms to the Customs Management Act, passed alongside the 2026-2027 Budget prior to end-June 2026

HMRC overseas tax information requests hit 5-year high

That makes HMRC a key source of intelligence for overseas tax authorities to identify hidden offshore assets and unpaid income tax.

Duckworth, Durbin Help Introduce Legislation To Bring Transparency To Corporate Abuse Of Tax Havens, Job Offshoring

“Corporations have long abused offshore loopholes to avoid paying their fair share in taxes and move their profits overseas—and jobs along with it,” said Senator Duckworth.

China cracks down on offshore trusts with new tax rules for the wealthy

Effective immediately, personal-income tax will be levied on gains made from asset values

Tax Credits Investigated in Operation Pandora are ‘Improper and Illegitimate’ Acknowledged by the DGI

An audit revealed that out of $42.4 million in tax credits utilized by the bank between 2022 and 2025, exactly $36.01 million were illegitimate, fraudulent creations of this criminal network.

Guernsey households could face bigger energy bills gap to UK as Burnham scraps VAT on electricity

While the tax break is currently only planned until April, if it was extended it could place Guernsey households at an even greater disadvantage compared to their counterparts in the UK.

Two percent minimum tax on richest households could raise £10 billion

The UK's richest households have become dramatically wealthier over recent decades while often facing lower effective tax rates than ordinary workers.

China intensifies cross-border tax scrutiny as Beijing warns against offshore dodging

Major financial outlets blast offshore shell structures after case involving the Hong Kong entity of a mainland social media platform

DNA celebrates triple national awards shortlist

“We’ re a relatively small firm from Guernsey competing against practices from across the UK, so to be recognised on this stage is hugely rewarding.”

Economist proposes a new progressive property tax on foreign buyers

The result has been population growth sustained by foreign labour and a population nearing 100,000 residents.