Navigating the New Non-Domicile Rules: Key Considerations for Australian Expatriates in the UK
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Navigating the New Non-Domicile Rules: Key Considerations for Australian Expatriates in the UK

Discover the potential ramifications of the updated “non-dom” rules in the United Kingdom for Australian expatriates. With proposed changes to taxation policies, residency considerations, and financial planning strategies, Australian expats residing or having financial ties in the UK need to stay vigilant. Learn how these revisions might affect your tax liabilities, residency status, and overall financial well-being. Stay informed and prepared to navigate the evolving landscape of UK tax laws with expert guidance tailored to your unique circumstances.

What you need to know if you’re planning to move overseas from Australia for tax residency purposes
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What you need to know if you’re planning to move overseas from Australia for tax residency purposes

The decision to leave Australia for a long period is not an easy one to make. There are many things you’ll need to consider, and as you’ll soon learn, your responsibilities don’t automatically cease the moment you step onto foreign soil. If you’re currently living abroad, stay up to date with your tax obligations by…

Wishing you all a very Happy and Prosperous 2017
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Wishing you all a very Happy and Prosperous 2017

I would like to wish you a very Happy New Year and a prosperous 2017 ahead and let’s enjoy the festive season before we start afresh again. I think we should all be grateful that we have come through a year that had some nasty surprise outcomes for investment markets which didn’t really have any…

The New RBA 1.5% Rate: What This means for Australian Property Investors
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The New RBA 1.5% Rate: What This means for Australian Property Investors

As I speculated last Monday, the June quarter CPI report gave the Governor enough ammunition to act. The Reserve Bank said a rate cut will create “room for even stronger growth” as the inflation rate is set to remain below its target range and risks in the housing market abate. Read more.. The Reserve Bank…