Thinking of incorporating your business in a new jurisdiction? Consider the Isle of Man for its numerous benefits: 1. Tax Efficiency: Enjoy low corporate tax rates (0-10%) and no capital gains or inheritance taxes. 2. Strategic Location: Positioned between the UK and Ireland, offering easy access to international markets. 3. Business-Friendly Environment: Streamlined incorporation process and supportive government policies. 4. Asset Protection: Robust legal frameworks and trust structures. 5. Skilled Workforce: Highly educated and diverse talent pool. 6. Financial Stability: Strong regulatory framework and political stability. Explore how the Isle of Man can help your business thrive. #BusinessIncorporation #IsleOfMan #TaxBenefits #GlobalBusiness #AssetProtection #FinancialStability Discover more here: https://lnkd.in/ey4QQUrY
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I hope they put someone away for this... The completely irresponsible way in which this government spends hard earned taxpayer dollars has resulted in a fiscal crisis worse that anything we have seen before. I am thrilled that they are not letting the #ArriveCan misappropriation of funds go....and the Conservatives are right to keep the government's feet to the file on the "Sustainable Development Technology Canada" spending scandal. We should be ashamed that as one of the richest nations in the world with one of the smallest populations we are completely in debt. When $50 million+ is spent without proper tendering or records (they can't even account for where the money went!), someone must pay it back. I think the politicians who approved it should be held personally accountable! Think of all the health care, social services and clean water etc this money could have been used for. But the people at the top don't seem to care, they just throw more money at their problems to buy votes and help their friends. This is just one of many such examples of irresponsible and reckless government spending. Remember though: YOU HAVE OPTIONS! Please contact me to see about #offshore options for escaping the mismanagement of your hard earned tax dollars: https://lnkd.in/g5XzVmwS https://lnkd.in/gQrhNjTj
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Following on from the discussion around SMSFs, Clark Stott and I also discuss US issues around discretionary trusts. https://lnkd.in/gA7C69rH #tax #USTAX #Expats #expatriation #grantortrust #taxplanning #financialwellbeing #AUTAX #globalmobility
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🌍✨ ¡Hola, mi gente! Are you an American living abroad? Donald Trump is shaking things up with promises that could reshape your financial future—think tax cuts and eliminating double taxation! 💸 If you're aged 25-44 and seeking greater financial stability, this is crucial for you. Stay informed and don’t miss out on these game-changing updates! #AmericansAbroad #TaxCuts #FinancialFreedom #ExpatsLife #AmericaFirst #VotingMatters #GlobalCitizens #Trump2024 #ExpatNews #PuraVida #VamosPues #AmericansAbroad #FinancialFreedom #ExpatsLife #Trump2024 #GlobalCitizens #ExpatNews #Business
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US citizens need to carefully plan their financial affairs when moving to New Zealand. In this insightful interview with Julia Johnston from Johnston Law, we cover 5 key financial topics that every US expat should consider: 1️⃣ Understanding key tax issues: What should new migrants know about New Zealand’s tax system? 2️⃣ Investments & Retirement Planning: How do taxes affect your investments and retirement savings as a US expat? 3️⃣ New Zealand’s Property Relationships Act: What are the legal implications for new migrants? 4️⃣ Wills and Estate Planning: What advice should new migrants consider when updating or creating their Wills? 5️⃣ Enduring Power of Attorney: What is it, and why might it be essential for your time in New Zealand? I hope you find this video helpful! Feel free to leave any questions or thoughts in the comments. A huge thank you to Julia for sharing her invaluable expertise with us! 🙏 https://lnkd.in/g5csuH2J Pacific Wealth (NZ)
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Taxation changes are coming for international individuals in the UK, but with so much uncertainty, do you know how they might impact you? Watch Gavin Shaw’s full-video as he breaks down the key proposed changes and their implications for different groups: https://lnkd.in/eJe9u27R - New arrivals in the UK - Existing UK residents with non-domiciled status - Expatriates - Families with trusts #NonDomTax #UKTax #InternationalTax #FinancialPlanning #KPMG #Expats #Trusts #FamilyOffice
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Many months ago, the UK government announced a proposal for the abolition of the remittance basis of taxation for non-doms. There is now an end date for the regime, being 5 April 2025. The end of the non-dom regime represents an opportunity for our government to attract those successful individuals to the golden shores of Australia. But we need a visa regime that can facilitate that. Unfortunately, our government suspended the Significant Investor Visa (SIV) earlier this year. A visa scheme aimed at enticing such individuals to Australia. It has been unclear what shape or form the SIV will come back in (or if it will even come back at all). The rumour was that it was due to come back under the umbrella of the new National Innovation Visa, although that may now be in doubt given the latest murmurings. If those murmurings prove correct, it will be a potential lost opportunity. Read more below.
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💬 Pre-Budget Commentary: Derek Henry, Partner & Head of Tax at BDO Ireland, on Budget 2025 Priorities 🏘️ Housing Derek emphasises the need for radical intervention to address the growing housing crisis, suggesting measures like the introduction of a capital allowance scheme and tax incentives to stimulate residential development and retain landlords. 📈 SMEs & Private Business Derek also calls for enhanced support for SMEs, with recommendations for simplifying the tax system, improving incentives like the Employment Investment Incentive Scheme (EIIS), and reducing the 33% CGT rate to encourage investment in SMEs. Register for our Leinster Rugby Budget Briefing on October 2nd here: https://lnkd.in/eHr5XEXR #BDOIreland #TaxInsights #Budget2025 #HousingCrisis #SMEs #TaxSimplification
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