Managers of Wealth Offshore

‘Companies must accept that remote working is here to stay’

Having started out as a model, Ms Asante then went into politics as a case worker and policy adviser before travelling to Florida to study for a masters in international tax.

Bernie Ecclestone’s lessons on tax for offshore traders

The number of wealthy UK taxpayers admitting to unpaid tax on offshore assets has jumped 35% from 3,301 to 4,443 in the last year according to multinational law firm Pinsent Masons.

BDO Jersey makes four senior promotions

Through their expertise we will be able to effectively support our clients and help them succeed through their business lifecycle.

Guernsey tax office making progress on reducing backlog

Head of service delivery Sarah Davies said the service was "doing its best" to get through returns.

OECD will assist Peru in its fight against harmful tax practices

It is worth mentioning that the BEPS was promoted by the OECD and the G20, and is made up of 141 countries, including Peru since 2017, in order to work together to prevent tax evasion and avoidance.

How can HMRC estimate the overall tax gap at 5.1% but profess no idea about the offshore element? Analysis from Andersen’s Andrew Park

This is almost unchanged and fractionally lower than the 5.3% overall estimate the previous year.

Bracken Rothwell expands Jersey board with two new appointments

Adam Gavin has been with Bracken Rothwell since 2018 and has 17 years of experience in the Jersey Finance industry starting in audit before working in trust for a period before returning to audit.

Puerto Rico suspends operations of bank amid global probe

Authorities have announced a suspension of the operations of Puerto Rico-based Euro Pacific International Bank, which officials previously said was under suspicion of facilitating money laundering and offshore tax evasion

EY announce Channel Islands Partner promotions

Leo Boessenkool has been promoted to Partner in the Technology Risk team, and Adam Knight has been promoted to Partner in Assurance.

Tax Country Guide: Bermuda

Bermuda is the oldest self-governing overseas territory of the United Kingdom, with a local democratically elected government responsible for internal affairs, and the U.K. retaining responsibility for external affairs, defense, and security.

‘Delaware is everywhere’: how a little-known tax haven made the rules for corporate America

In his new book “What’s the Matter with Delaware?” former Financial Times reporter Hal Weitzman explores the tiny state’s massive role in global financial secrecy.

No rush on implementing global tax rate

The issue came up for discussion on Thursday morning during a global business industry update which was hosted by the Barbados International Business Association (BIBA) and forms part of its 25th-anniversary celebrations this year.

UK ranks third in Europe for most unpaid corporate tax with over £21bn owed

The UK ranks third with losses of £21.2 billion a year, followed by Spain (£4.3 billion) and Luxembourg (£2.2 billion).

BVI To Launch New Tax Administration Platform

The IRD said it will be focusing its efforts in the coming weeks on re-registering businesses and registering the details of all individual taxpayers of employable age.

Bermuda perspectives on global tax initiatives

With the pandemic, natural disasters and wars depleting many government coffers, this article explores developments in international taxation most pertinent to the private wealth sector, with a comparative Bermuda perspective.

KPMG delves into the impact of international developments on local tax policy

Both seminars were joined by Derek Scott, Tax Partner and Head of Investigations at KPMG in the UK, who gave an update on the changing nature and conduct of tax investigations and voluntary disclosures in the UK.

KPMG Delves into the Impact of International Developments on Local Tax Policy in the Crown Dependencies and the UK

Special guest speaker Derek Scott set out how the exchange of information between tax authorities was driving tax enforcement in the UK.

UK/Luxembourg tax treaty signed

Tax treaty practice has changed significantly since then and several features of the current treaty now appear outdated.

What is behind HMRC’s unwillingness to estimate the offshore tax gap?

Taxpayers also often make use of various annual allowances or exemptions – such as non-domicile status – not to disclose income

Six economic facts on international corporate taxation

Congress is currently considering some of the essential aspects of Clausing’s proposal.