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

With recent changes increasing the tax burden for landlords and property investors, is it time to rethink owning UK buy-to-let property?

High UK property prices mean Britons – including expatriates – are paying more inheritance tax than ever, despite a new main home relief.

We explore the implications of concentrating on property and UK-based investments and why diversification is so important when investing.

The new UK tax year starts from 6 April 2018. Are there changes to tax rules, rates and allowances that may affect Britons living in Europe?

The UK IHT rules are particularly complex. There is hope the system may be made simpler after the chancellor asked for a review.

British expatriates with UK property need to be aware of all tax costs, including capital gains, stamp duty, inheritance and higher council taxes.

UK taxpayers with offshore interests have a limited time to ensure they meet British tax obligations or risk costly penalties under new rules.

How does the latest UK Budget affect expatriates when it comes to personal tax, savings, property and pensions, and what will change next April?

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