Tax-free opportunities await you in Portugal
Thinking about moving to Portugal for a lifestyle change or to soak up some sunshine in your retirement years? Did you know you could also enjoy years of generous tax
Do you still have UK investments?
Many UK nationals have accumulated savings and investment portfolios using an array of options such as National Savings to Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs), Personal Equity Plans PEPs) and Premium Bonds.
The EU Referendum
The British electorate has given its verdict on the UK’s membership of the European Union in no uncertain terms. In spite of the more emotional appeals to the contrary, this
The keys to successful investment
In today’s world of low interest rates and higher taxes, it has become harder for investors to create and manage a portfolio which will achieve returns that outpace the erosive
Why a ban on Local Lodging wouldn’t work
|| Part 2 – Long-term vs short-term letting The pendulum The boom and bust cycle is a constant phenomenon in many economic areas. Tourism is one of them. It comes
Timing is everything if you are returning to the UK
There are many reasons why you may be considering a move back to the UK after living in Portugal. It could be part of your retirement plan or you could
If it sounds too good to be true…
In a climate where interest rates are very low, it is easy to be tempted by the prospect of high returns for what can seem like little risk. However, there
Why a ban on Local Lodging wouldn’t work || Part 1 – Pros and Cons
The recent ban on short-term letting in Berlin falls on owners who use peer-to-peer services such as Airbnb and its competitors to advertise their holiday lets to tourists. The German
INCOME FROM ROYALTIES: also in Category B || Part 7
Royalties – the temporary or permanent transfer of intellectual or industrial rights – are considered to be part of Category B (independent business activities) when made by the originator, or
Government windfall a timely reminder to check your estate
HM Revenue & Customs has benefitted from a record £4.6 billion inheritance tax collection for the 2015/16 tax year. That was an increase of 21.6% – more than a fifth