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Continue the in-depth analysis of the new remittance regime introduced by the Finance Act 2008. The new approach to 'Source-ceasing' and other loopholes which have been closed by the new regime are also explored. Temporary non-residence provisions have also changed and this podcast aims to fully explore these new provisions, as well as the new scheme for valuing assets for remittance purposes.
In part 2 of this two-part series on the new tax rules as they apply to non-domiciled individuals, Hui Ling McCarthy explains in detail the new remittance regime as it affects offshore income, trusts and companies. The concept of a 'relevant person' has been dramatically adjusted, and several of the old loopholes in the law have been closed. In addition, the means used to calculate the value of a remittance have been dramatically altered, with severe consequence for tax planning before April 2009. This is explained with the help of useful examples and commentary.
Podcast Added: 20/02/2009
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