Economy & Finance

It has been a dramatic week for the Brexit negotiations, and this was reflected in the pound. News of a deal on the divorce bill had bolstered hopes that the

As inheritance tax revenue continues to soar for the UK Treasury year-by-year, it seems more families are getting caught in the net. In 2016/17, the UK government collected a record

The procedures of customs clearance and payment of the tax on vehicles have been simplified, now to be done electronically online in most cases (new rules take effect on July

It has been a better week for the pound, which has strengthened after signs that Brexit talks are progressing to the point where there may be an agreement on the

Britons are famously attached to owning property, with many regarding it as the most reliable investment option. Here we unpick some common assumptions about investing in bricks and mortar. Myth

2. Why move a Delaware Company to Portugal Offshore has become a “four-letter word” throughout the EU in recent years. Properties held in Delaware Companies, for example, once a popular

On November 2, the Bank of England increased the UK interest rate for the first time in over 10 years. Having lifted only from 0.25% to 0.5%, this is by

1. Delaware classified as opaque jurisdiction According to financial standards of opacity, Delaware has the dubious honour of being classified amongst the top “least transparent tax havens” as determined by

It has been a mixed week for the pound; sterling hit a four-week low against the euro as data showed that wage growth was lagging behind inflation, which held steady

“Brexit, Expat, Pensions” – read or Google any of these topics today and you may feel that the media advises you to rush or change your current portfolio or financial