Theresa May has delayed Parliament’s Brexit vote until the week of 14 January. What went wrong with the first vote and can Brexit be stopped?

Blevins Franks won ‘Best Adviser Firm Europe’ and ‘Best Overall Adviser Firm 2018’ at the International Adviser Best Practice Adviser Awards.

What changes in 2019 regarding French taxes on income, investments and assurance-vie, and how will wealth tax and PAYE reforms affect you?

To avoid an unexpected UK tax bill, British expatriates must understand their residency status according to the UK Statutory Residence test.

With UK inheritance tax rates at 40%, expatriates need to understand their position and what can be done to reduce exposure for their heirs.

For your long-term financial security, you need to carefully review and adjust your savings and investments, pensions and tax planning.

Expatriates returning to the UK will benefit from reviewing tax planning, residency, pension and Brexit implications before leaving Europe.

Now that the EU has signed off May’s Brexit treaty, an orderly Brexit (and transition) depends on enough MPs voting for the deal in mid-December.

A Brexit agreement is closer than ever, but with the UK government in disarray, no-deal is still possible. What are the key points of the latest deal?

It is important to understand what level of protection you have should a financial institution fail.