A review of recent global tax legislation changes relevant to some of our clients and an overview of other worldwide tax titbits. This issue includes a discussion on the proposed U.S. tax reforms, tax revenue from crytpocurrency and other news. Download the newsletter Other Articles Summer 2021 Newsletter – Tax Talk August 16, 2021 Spring …
A review of recent global tax legislation changes relevant to some of our clients and an overview of other worldwide tax titbits. This issue of “Tax Talk” primarily focuses on UK residential property taxes, South African taxation of back to back loans and a discussion of the proposed new US beneficial ownership disclosure rules. Download …
Post-Brexit Immigration One year after deciding to “Brexit” the European Union (EU), UK has officially completed its transition period and is finally free from EU rules. “Post-Brexit” UK comes with significant changes to the immigration system where there will no longer be free movement for EU citizens who want to come to live and work …
Thinking of establishing a presence in the UK? An overview of life after Brexit Read More »
A review of recent global tax legislation changes relevant to some of our clients and an overview of other worldwide tax titbits. This issue of “Tax Talk” primarily focuses on the UK with the impact on immigration and non-domiciled situation post-Brexit. It also looks at the recent growth and development in the UK real estate …
On the 4th June, Mauritius was the first of the four countries to address its budget deficit due to Covid-19. Its budget looked at the longer-term strategy of diversifying its economy away from importing most of its food stuff to encouraging manufacturing and reducing its dependence on tourism. The budget also addressed the need for …
As a result of this pandemic, the IMF is predicting an economic downturn that will make the Global Financial Crisis of 2008 seem benign. A fall of 3% in global growth in 2020 forecasted by the IMF assumes the containment strategies adopted by most countries in Q2 are effective in “flattening the curve” so that …
