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Expatriate Tax Manual 2nd ed

Colin CrettonPrincipal, Peat Marwick McLintock

ISBN13: 9780406002044
ISBN: 0406002045
Published: October 1991
Publisher: LexisNexis Butterworths
Format: Paperback
Price: Out of print



This guide to the taxation treatment of individuals leaving and returning to the UK explains fully the principles governing UK taxation of expatriates and has comprehensive coverage of the subject matter, from relief for relocation expenses to tax concessions for new UK residents. It is written in a clear and straightforward way and places particular emphasis on tax planning. The book contains numerous fully-worked examples, indicating the potential tax planning opportunities and the not so obvious pitfalls. Drawing on the practical experience of the author and his KPMG colleagues, it includes expert advice to meet the needs of the general practitioner.

Contents:
UK personal taxes - the foreign element; residence; domicile; foreign investments by UK residents; the UK resident working abroad; longer term expatriates; overseas employees; foreign expatriates in the UK; expatriate employees in the UK. Appendix: British government stocks; OECD model residence article; usefyl addresses; OECD model domicile article; UK paying agents - credit for foreign witholding tax; illustration of UK tax liability for expatriate executive.