Pension income
FOREIGN residents receiving pensions from their home jurisdictions first need to study the nature of their pension to see how it is to be reported and assessed. Three types of
A broken kerb on Easter night
THE TWO cars in front of me crashed. I stood on the brake and stopped, missing them by a few inches. By the time I realised that I was safe, a
KYRGYZSTAN
President quits Askar Akayev has formally resigned as Kyrgyzstan’s President, after he was ousted by protesters last month. Akayev signed a resignation agreement in Moscow, where he had fled after
The UK Budget (expats beware)
Tucked away in the Budget were three items that cause us real concern. The detail will be in the forthcoming Finance Bill, but the first item is pretty clear anyway
A world of hurt
I AM a man of a thousand wishes, a child speechless in the biggest sweet shop in the universe, a cripple vocally inarticulate. I am not from Mars, I come
Wedding day postponed
Since first announcing they were to be married, Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles’s nuptial plans have been plagued by problems. It has now been announced that, since the Vatican
A question of trust
The key element of a trust is that it involves the transfer of assets to trustees for the benefit of the trust’s beneficiaries. The trustees and the beneficiaries are separate
A tale of two budgets
IN THE UK, the Chancellor has produced his latest budget. Given its various sweeteners, there could just be a General Election soon… Meanwhile, across the Channel, a different budget is
Building a better future
IF THERE was a list of the most stressful events to occur in your life, there’s a good chance that the death of a loved one, moving house or getting
Major innovation for business travellers with easyJet
On March 22, easyJet, Europe’s leading low-cost airline, announced an innovative deal with the UK’s leading travel management company, Business Travel International (BTI). This is the first agreement of its