Dominic Lawrance writes for Wealth Briefing on Requirement to Correct

Information overlord? Are there limits on HMRC's power to require information from foreign domiciled taxpayers?

Hugh Gunson

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Hugh, Catrin and Dominic look at the decision in Perlman v HMRC. The latest decision where HMRC is challenging a taxpayer’s domicile Read More Hugh, Catrin and Dominic look at the decision in Perlman v HMRC. The latest decision where HMRC is challenging a taxpayer’s domicile

Working abroad: unintended consequences

Nick Hurley

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Discovering the implications of working abroad in relation to employment, tax, financial regulations and immigration, Read More Discovering the implications of working abroad in relation to employment, tax, financial regulations and immigration,

A decade later…the protocol of amendment to the double taxation agreement between Switzerland and the United States is finally entering into force

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The protocol of amendment to the double taxation agreement between Switzerland and the United States is finally entering into force. Read More The protocol of amendment to the double taxation agreement between Switzerland and the United States is finally entering into force.

The Corrections: taxpayers required to address errors in offshore tax reporting by 30 September 2018 or face stringent new penalties

Mark Summers

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HMRC now have a nuclear legislative weapon against offshore non-compliance, in the form of the ‘requirement to correct’ (RTC) legislation. Read More HMRC now have a nuclear legislative weapon against offshore non-compliance, in the form of the ‘requirement to correct’ (RTC) legislation.