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UK expats: Miss year-end tax planning and you risk six-figure losses. Discover SRT, tax advice UK, and Dubai relocation before April 2025. Is This You? You’ve built significant wealth in the UK. You’re tired of HMRC taking up to 45% of it. You’ve considered a move to Dubai from UK for its 0% tax residency […]
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The UK has abolished non-dom status. Discover why Dubai offers the safest, compliant base for wealthy families facing HMRC’s new rules. Is This You? You’ve built global wealth — businesses, property, or investments — while using non dom status UK to shield assets from HMRC. That protection is gone. The Spring Budget 2024 has ended […]
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Leaving the UK? Filing HMRC’s forms wrong risks years of tax bills and audits. Discover Dubai Shift’s step-by-step guide for a clean, compliant exit. Is This You? You’re planning a permanent move — maybe to Dubai for company setup in Dubai, property investment, or global expansion. You know HMRC requires paperwork, but the stakes feel […]
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Is This You? You’ve decided it’s time to leave the UK — maybe to protect your wealth, relocate your family, or expand your business abroad. You’re ready for the move. But then HMRC steps in with paperwork.Form P85. Statutory Residence Tests. Split-year treatment. One mistake here and you’re still legally “UK resident” on paper, meaning […]
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Your Roadmap After April 2025 Non-Dom Status Has Ended. Where Will You Go? Non-dom status ended in April 2025. For families with £5M–£50M in assets, that wasn’t just a policy change — it was a seismic shift. Alexandra’s Reality Check Alexandra, a second-generation non-dom with £12M in global assets, had always built responsibly. She’d contributed […]
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The £427,000 Lesson That Too Many Founders Learn Too Late David Mitchell fell for the Facebook promise: “0% tax in Dubai! Complete setup in 30 days for £3,000!”Two years later, both HMRC and the UAE Federal Tax Authority demanded back taxes totaling £427,000. His mistake? Believing that “0% in Dubai” was automatic. This is why […]
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