James Austen interviewed by LexisNexis on the capital gains tax exit charges introduced by Finance Bill 2019

James Austen has been interviewed by LexisNexis on the implications of the capital gains tax exit charges that were introduced in Finance Bill 2019. Read more below (subscription required).

Finance Bill 2019—capital gains tax exit charges

Insights Laure Cordt-Møller 13 December, 2018

Place of taxation of brokerage commissions

The new version of Article 21 the Cantonal and Communal Income Tax Harmonisation Act (CCITHA) will enter into force on 1 January 2019.

Insights Rose Carey 11 December, 2018

Home Office backtracks on Tier 1 Investor Visa suspension

The Home Office today confirmed that the suspension has not taken place and the category remains open for now.

Insights Suzanne Marriott 07 December, 2018

Art Law Newsletter - December 2018

Welcome to the latest edition of our Art Law Newsletter.

Insights Dominic Lawrance 07 November, 2018

Collective insanity: the problem with offshore income gains - and what the Government hasn’t done about it

Sweeping changes to the taxation of non-UK resident trusts with UK resident settlors not rectified in latest Finance Act.

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James Austen interviewed by LexisNexis on the capital gains tax exit charges introduced by Finance Bill 2019

Place of taxation of brokerage commissions

Home Office backtracks on Tier 1 Investor Visa suspension

Art Law Newsletter - December 2018

Collective insanity: the problem with offshore income gains - and what the Government hasn’t done about it