Brexit has triggered a review of how Spain, Gibraltar and the UK work together in establishing tax residence and tackling tax avoidance.

What do you need to think about when it comes to creating and protecting your wealth as a French resident?

Spain’s new tax control plan aims to make sure everyone who meets the tax residence criteria is paying Spanish taxes as required.

One potential effect of Brexit for Spanish residents is that some UK pensions may now fall into the Spanish wealth tax net for the first time.

Help ensure your pensions, savings and investments will provide financial security in retirement by asking 5 key questions.

Now that Brexit is here, it’s important that Britons in Spain understand the Spanish residence rules and meet their tax obligations, where relevant.

For those who were a resident of France in 2020, it is now time for the annual tax return for income and gains made during the 2020 calendar year.

Getting your tax, pensions, wealth management and estate planning right in advance will make moving to Portugal easier – and save you money.

What level of protection do your savings have if a bank or financial institution fails? There are compensation schemes but they have limits.

Britons risk up to 55% taxation if pension funds go over the UK lifetime allowance (LTA), but expatriates have options that can limit exposure.