Inheritance Tax Interest Rate Increases
Filed in: Tax |Economy |Estate Planning
09 January 2023
HMRC has announced that interest on overdue Inheritance Tax (IHT) payments has doubled to 6% from January 2023
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The articles section on CSM Expat Financial Planning's website offers comprehensive coverage on topics pertinent to expatriates and their financial planning needs.
The blog features detailed insights on personal financial protection, including life assurance, critical illness, and medical insurance. Investment-related content addresses global economic issues, investment trends, ESG factors, and the state of financial markets. The primary aim of these articles is to keep expatriates informed, enabling them to make well-informed financial planning decisions.
New tax penalties for overseas investors dodging tax
Filed in: Tax |Estate Planning |Investment |Savings
08 October 2018
Britain’s so-called “requirement to correct” (RTC) legislation came into force on 30 September 2018.The new law requires taxpayers to declare any foreign assets that could affect their UK income tax, capital gains tax or inheritance tax.
Estate planning for your digital assets
Filed in: Estate Planning
14 February 2018
What will happen to your Facebook account when you die? What about all your photos shared on social media, your texts with loved ones, or documents on cloud-storage systems?
How to think internationally about Wills
Filed in: Estate Planning
15 November 2017
"Do you have a will, and is it up-to-date?" - without a relevant Will, it is difficult to plan clearly for life’s later events; and not even life’s self-confessed singletons are immune from such considerations.
5 common mistakes UK expats make with domicile and tax
Filed in: Tax |Estate Planning
19 July 2017
British expats still have some crucial misunderstandings about domicile status and tax positions that could leave them and their loved ones financially exposed and even land them in trouble with HM Revenue & Customs, warns Rachael Griffin at Old Mutual Wealth.
OBR Reports Increase In Number Of Families Paying IHT
Filed in: Estate Planning |Tax
01 February 2016
According to the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) the number of UK families paying IHT on death has reached a 35 year high. The main driver of this is the surge in UK house prices.