In our recent webinar on UK Tax reforms, Sydney Partner, Alison Wood and MHA London’s Will Johnstone explored the biggest UK tax changes in decades, and what they will mean for Australians with UK connections
The session also highlighted the common traps for individuals moving between Australia and the UK, particularly where pensions, trusts and family wealth structures are involved.
Key topics covered:
- The UK’s new residency-based approach to inheritance tax
- How the four-year Foreign Income and Gains (FIG) regime works
- Implications for Australians returning to the UK and Britons moving to Australia
- Managing UK inheritance tax exposure on global assets
- Opportunities under the Temporary Repatriation Facility
- Key considerations when transferring UK pensions to Australian superannuation
- Common cross-border tax traps involving trusts and family wealth structures
- Practical planning strategies to help minimise double taxation between Australia and the UK
Watch the webinar and get the latest on navigating the evolving UK-Australia tax landscape.
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