residence

UK residents may be limited to spending no more than 90 days in any 180-day period within the EU after Brexit on 1 January.

While taxes in Spain can seem high, the way you hold assets and take income can make a significant difference to the tax bill for Spanish residents.

What do UK nationals need to do now to continue enjoying residence, healthcare and other benefits in Spain after full Brexit?

You may be rushing to move to Cyprus before Brexit but it’s important to prepare your financial planning for the local tax and succession regime.

If you have homes in both France and the UK you need to carefully follow tax residence rules, so could the lockdown cause complications?

With full Brexit still due in 2021, UK expatriates can benefit from using time in lockdown to review their residence, tax, pensions and estate planning.

With the Brexit clock still ticking, it’s crucial for UK nationals living in France to know the difference between ‘lawful’ and ‘tax’ residence.

Expatriates in the UK through coronavirus lockdown may trigger UK tax residence, but HMRC’s ‘exceptional circumstances’ can prevent a UK tax bill.

The transition period offers some certainty for 2020 but what do you need to consider regarding residence, taxation, pensions & currency?

To lock in residence and healthcare benefits in Spain, UK expatriates need to secure Spanish residence in 2020 or face tougher rules post-Brexit.