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Offshore Tax Planning
You've moved country. You're earning a new salary, in a new currency. The tax laws are different. So where do you start?
One of the primary advantages of banking and investing offshore is the potential tax benefit:
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Interest and dividends are paid gross of tax, so you could save in certain circumstances†
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Our International Wealth Managers will discuss with you the most tax efficient ways of making investments
We may be able to help you to structure your investments for tax-efficiency. We could help before you leave your home country, after you arrive in your new country and again when you move on. However, if you’re looking for general tax advice, we suggest you contact an independent tax advisor.
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Before you move
Meticulous upfront planning is essential. We’ll review your current financial position and recommend suitable solutions. We can also arrange to open an offshore bank account for you, to help you manage your finances abroad.
While you’re overseas
We can provide a range of tax efficient financial services to meet all your savings and investment needs.
When you return home or move to another country
Your tax position may change once more. Before you leave, it would be a good idea to re-assess your overall financial situation. We can offer you a financial planning review.
†According to new European Union legislation scheduled to take effect on 1 July 2005, customers resident in the European Union, using a bank or financial institution resident in a country applying the legislation, may be subject to a retention tax on income received or the reporting of such income to their local tax authority. We strongly advise you to seek guidance from your tax adviser on the implications of these changes.
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As with all financial planning your tax situation will depend on your personal circumstances and you may wish to refer any planning to your accountant or professional tax adviser.
