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Why is UK property a popular choice for Hong Kongers moving to the United Kingdom People from Hong Kong may be moving to the United Kingdom on a BNO VISA and looking to start investing in the UK buy to let property. Should you invest in the UK buy to lets as a Hong Kong […]
Simon Misiewicz | 8 Mar 22
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Learn moreThe Unternal Revenue Service (IRS) Global intangible low-taxed income (GILTI) Tax is complex. We are often asked to assist with expert tax accountancy advice in this area. Regarding GILTI Tax, the GILTI tax rate and using QBAI (Qualified Business Asset Investment) to reduce GILTI tax, speaking to specialist US and UK tax advisors can help reduce or […]
Simon Misiewicz | 6 Mar 22
Learn moreWhat are the basics of Americans renouncing US citizenship to prevent the payment of US tax to the IRS? We know that the frustration over US taxes and FATCA pushes more US ex-pats to consider renouncing US citizenship. It is possible to renounce US citizenship by Americans, avoid most future US taxes and still receive income […]
Simon Misiewicz | 6 Mar 22
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Learn moreHMRC updated the capital allowance for structures and buildings on 3rd September 2020. What is the criteria? You will be able to claim if you – Have spent money in the current tax year – You must have paid some or all the costs towards the purchase, construction or renovation of the structure – not have […]
Simon Misiewicz | 5 Mar 22
Learn moreIRS Form 8938 V FBAR reports are essential tax considerations for ex-pats with foreign investments. Form 8938 is used to report specified foreign financial assets if the total value of all specified foreign financial assets is more than the allowed reporting threshold. FBAR stands for Foreign Bank Account Report and is also known as FinCEN Form 114. […]
Simon Misiewicz | 5 Mar 22
Learn moreWhat is a directors loan? A director’s loan may be money from the director to the limited company. Equally, the limited company may have loaned money to the director. We will consider both of these scenarios in this article. It is important to note that directors are not shareholders. Shareholders are not limited company directors. […]
Simon Misiewicz | 4 Mar 22
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