Managers of Wealth Offshore

Will Britain finally tax the wealthy? Historic if it does, predictable if it doesn’t

Most tax evasion happens through legal loopholes, including low wealth taxes and tax havens that all

Energy Profits Levy reform could deliver £15.7 billion says offshore sector

OEUK suggests reforming the Levy in 2026 could unlock investment, protect jobs and generate higher long-term tax revenues

Bryan accuses government of initially hiding tax increases from public

The deputy opposition leader said persistent questioning had revealed multiple fee increases across the government that were “not even calculated in the official economic and statistics outlined in the budget”.

TCS named Team of the Year at Institute of Certified Bookkeepers Awards

When you invest in people at the very start of their career and surround them with support, mentorship and real responsibility, they achieve great things for themselves, for our clients and for the profession as a whole.

Residents across Crown Dependencies reassess UK tax exposure ahead of Budget

In Guernsey, nearly 40% of respondents have already taken steps or plan to take action in response to anticipated UK tax rises.

Millionaires say 'we want to pay more tax'

"Our tax system created it and perpetuates it. People like me should pay more, it's as simple as that."

'The goalposts have changed': Global minimum tax deal in doubt, Caruana says

10 member states are rethinking their positions as US pulls out

Ambulance costs covered by tax, islanders told

Chief Ambulance Officer Mark Mapp said it continued to provided a full time professional ambulance service in Alderney.

'No easy solutions' in reforming islands' tax

St Pier said an increase in income tax was previously rejected in favour of GST.

Corporate income tax agency head in Paris for OECD talks

“It was initiated by the US,” Mr Skeet said, which does not want to have US-headquartered companies subjected to Pillar Two of the OECD’s international tax framework.

Check claims for foreign tax credit relief, says HMRC

If the taxpayer finds that they have made an error in their tax return for 2023/24, they should amend their return.

Russia to remove UAE from tax haven blacklist Jan 1

The new agreement regulates the procedure for taxing the profit (income) of all residents of the two countries, and stipulates tax rates at the source of no more than 10%, applicable to income in the form of dividends, interest and royalties.

States 'on track' to debate corporate tax reform

Clearly part of the GST envisages some significant reductions in income tax through increasing allowances and through a new lower rate band.

Opus launches new restructuring team in Bermuda

The launch of a new Bermuda-based office focused on restructuring, insolvency, and forensic accounting comes in response to growing demand for specialist advisory services for mid-market companies in the region.

Audit Chamber Flags Two Major Loans Blocking Curaçao’s Clean Audit

The Chamber warns that unless these issues are formally resolved, they will continue to create legality and reliability errors that prevent auditors from issuing an unqualified opinion.

Deputy Parkinson insists States is still underestimating corporate tax revenue

This was based on concerns that the States may be overestimating the amount of revenue the tax will bring in which has the effect of overstating the current financial health of the island.

HMRC won't admit how much tax is lost offshore

The taxman has the numbers needed to estimate how much cash is lost to overseas havens – but it isn't sharing the details

Autumn Budget 2025: What NIC changes could mean for professional services firms

Such a move could have significant implications for professional practices, including those in the financial services sector.

UK weighs 20 per cent exit tax on wealthy emigrants

The measure could generate around £2 billion in additional revenue

Massachusetts Targets Offshore Corporate Gains After GOP Tax Law

Nearly half of the state’s Democratic-controlled legislature has signed on to the legislation, which could get a floor vote as soon as early next year.