Zurich Expatriate Tax & Investment Handbook - Tapa blanda

Whether you're looking to work or retire abroad or have already done so, there is one simple rule of expatriate life: forward planning. This applies as much before departure from home as it does during the expat's absence from the UK but is particularly important in the tax year before the tax year of the expat's planned return home. This new edition of the Zurich Expatriate Handbook gives a fully updated account of tax statutes, case law and Inland Revenue practice as they bear upon the taxation of British Expats. It covers relevant changes introduced in the 2001 and 2002 Finance Acts, and looks at safeguarding assets, advice on working abroad and salaries, legal implications as an employee abroad, contingency planning and tax on unexpected returns, and more.

Andrew Wells in a Tax Partner at BDO Stoy Hayward.Nigel Eastaway is a Tax Consultant at WJB Chiltern.Paul Gauntlett is a Financial Planning Manager at Advisory & Brokerage Services Ltd. About the seriesZurich is one of the world's largest financial services organisations. Their series of books, written by experts within their own fields for professionals and non-professionals alike, offers accurate, accessible, clear and effective advice on how to secure a financial future, both in the short and long term. They show readers how to assess their current financial position and get the most from financial planning.