Join our UK tax Partner, Alison Wood, and James Whiley, Partner, Hall & Wilcox, unpack the far-reaching implications of the UK’s tax reforms and Budget 2024. Also to be covered: One year on: The end of ‘Domicile’ for tax purposes
What are the new rules at play?
How do they impact British people living in Australia?
What are the implications for those moving to or returning to Australia?
Expansion of scope to inheritance tax (IHT). Will you be affected?
The shift to a residency rather than domicile test, how does this impact estate planning?
Looking ahead: Budget 2025 predictions
What might be coming next, and how can you prepare?
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