UK Taxman Story No 465........
.........although as the article quotes you-know-who, it might need a bucket of salt. Meow?
http://www.arabianbusiness.com/thous...x--408435.html |
Re: UK Taxman Story No 465........
Funnily enough, I am about to do a radio interview for ARN on just this topic.
Let's make it clear, this is speculative, based on an HMRC consultation document (a thrilling 40 page missive that I have been reading in detail) that was issued a couple of weeks ago. The rules have not changed in the current tax year and I do hate the scaremongering that goes on. In short don't panic now, as the proposals are quite likely to be altered before becoming law, probably from 06/04/12. I'll be writing about it properly in the next couple of days, so bear with me and I'll put up the link when I do. |
Re: UK Taxman Story No 465........
Originally Posted by Meow
(Post 9476081)
Funnily enough, I am about to do a radio interview for ARN on just this topic.
Let's make it clear, this is speculative, based on an HMRC consultation document (a thrilling 40 page missive that I have been reading in detail) that was issued a couple of weeks ago. The rules have not changed in the current tax year and I do hate the scaremongering that goes on. In short don't panic now, as the proposals are quite likely to be altered before becoming law, probably from 06/04/12. I'll be writing about it properly in the next couple of days, so bear with me and I'll put up the link when I do. |
Re: UK Taxman Story No 465........
Originally Posted by The Dean
(Post 9476086)
So another kick in the wedding equipment for VD for getting it wrong?
I do think that people who work overseas but whose family reside in the UK, own a home there, remit all their earnings to the UK and visit regularly could have issues, but that's been in the cards for a while. |
Re: UK Taxman Story No 465........
Originally Posted by Meow
(Post 9476124)
I do think that people who work overseas but whose family reside in the UK, own a home there, remit all their earnings to the UK and visit regularly could have issues, but that's been in the cards for a while.
Thanks. John. |
Re: UK Taxman Story No 465........
Originally Posted by reeferjon
(Post 9476380)
Can you elaberate on this please?
Thanks. John. |
Re: UK Taxman Story No 465........
Interesting......do they have a projected time scale or is this on 'the list'
:) Thanks. John. |
Re: UK Taxman Story No 465........
Originally Posted by reeferjon
(Post 9476495)
Interesting......do they have a projected time scale or is this on 'the list'
:) Thanks. John. |
Re: UK Taxman Story No 465........
Wondeful :(
Best Keep an eye on that then....maybe its not such a good time to accept that offer after all lol. Thanks for the info :) John. |
Re: UK Taxman Story No 465........
Originally Posted by reeferjon
(Post 9476518)
Wondeful :(
Best Keep an eye on that then....maybe its not such a good time to accept that offer after all lol. Thanks for the info :) John. I think that only a minority of people will be affected. Anyone that moves overseas with their family and doesn't breach limits regarding permissible days in the UK is unlikely to be affected in any way. As soon as I find the time I'll be writing in my blog/website in a bit more detail and will also write about what transpires so you could always subscribe to be kept informed. I assure you that what I write will be much easier to follow than the standard missives from HMRC. ;) |
Re: UK Taxman Story No 465........
Originally Posted by Meow
(Post 9476124)
Not wrong exactly, but these are only proposals. This could all change significantly before it makes it to the Finance Bill. I just don't see this suggestion of anyone working in the UK for 20 days in a tax year being taxed (and their employer too presumably if it is a UK company) being passed into law. The last thing the Government wants to do to negatively affect business.
I do think that people who work overseas but whose family reside in the UK, own a home there, remit all their earnings to the UK and visit regularly could have issues, but that's been in the cards for a while. The old way of you simply being out of the country for x days per year no longer cuts it. |
Re: UK Taxman Story No 465........
Meow please do an article on tax avoidance
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Re: UK Taxman Story No 465........
Originally Posted by UKCityGent
(Post 9476675)
Meow please do an article on tax avoidance
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Re: UK Taxman Story No 465........
Originally Posted by Meow
(Post 9476684)
Why? I thought you claimed to be some sort of financial expert.
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Re: UK Taxman Story No 465........
Reading between the lines then....with my wife, kids staying in UK in family home.......for this to work for me I need a divorce and sign the property over to my would be ex-wife........hmmmmmm.
:frown::o |
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