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Moving to Spain? 7 questions that could save you money

If you are planning on moving to Spain, or have recently done so, you have made an excellent choice. With…

14.07.25 Read
Moving to Portugal? The tax and wealth management essentials to know before you go

Moving to Portugal proves very rewarding for many people, for a whole variety of reasons.  While quality of life is…

07.07.25 Read
Welcome tax reforms for the Valencian Community

The Valencian Community has announced tax reforms for this Spanish region, which are good news for residents of Valencia, Alicante…

19.06.25 Read
Farewell domicile, welcome long-term residence

The UK’s domicile regime has been abolished for tax purposes. The new residence-based system provides much more certainty for UK…

19.06.25 Read
Income tax return time in Spain

If you have not submitted your Spanish income tax return yet, don’t forget that the deadline is 30 June 2025. …

13.06.25 Read
The France/UK double tax treaty on inheritances

France is one of the few countries to have a specific double tax treaty with the UK for inheritance taxes.…

06.06.25 Read
How Spain’s succession tax reforms are protecting family inheritance

Spanish succession tax reforms in many regions have made this tax less of a concern than it used to be…

05.06.25 Read
Spain proposes 100% tax increase on non-EU property buyers

The Spanish government’s proposal to impose a 100% tax on property purchases by non-EU buyers has been presented to parliament. …

01.06.25 Read
Capital gains tax in Cyprus – an attractive tax regime

Cyprus capital gains tax is only charged on the sale of Cyprus property. Gains from shares and the sale of…

19.05.25 Read
The benefits of becoming resident in France

Are you worried about the tax implications of becoming resident in France?  Setting up tax residency may not be as…

14.05.25 Read
How much capital gains tax will you pay in Portugal?

Portugal levies a capital gains tax to both property and capital investments. This applies to worldwide assets for Portugal residents,…

14.05.25 Read
Living abroad and still using UK-based financial advisers? 4 things to consider.

If you live in the EU but take financial advice from the UK, what do you need to think about…

05.05.25 Read
Spanish tax in 2025

The Spanish tax regime is quite different from the UK’s and can be complicated. When moving to and living in…

17.04.25 Read
The new UK tax year: What has changed, what hasn’t, and what’s on the way

The 2025/26 UK tax year ticked over on 6 April 2025. Most thresholds and allowances remain frozen and most tax…

11.04.25 Read
UK inheritance tax continues to break records

More families than ever are caught in the UK inheritance tax net and tax bills keep rising. With the thresholds…

10.04.25 Read
Understanding French income tax

French income taxes can be more complex than you might expect. Since it is income tax season in France –…

08.04.25 Read
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