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One simply can’t refuse to pay tax- unless one is unemployed. If you are earning a living, you have to pay tax. In the UK, the world of tax paying is very highly regulated and controlled. Yet despite [Read the rest of this entry...]

When Are You Subject To CGT? There are certain transactions involving assets for which you can expect to pay CGT. These may include selling an asset (or a part of one) or receiving payment for an ass [Read the rest of this entry...]

With a lead of twelve points in recent opinion poll findings, the British Tory Party is producing policy reviews that could be adopted for their manifesto - and should they win ultimately become part [Read the rest of this entry...]

When it comes to real estate and islands, there is a finite amount of land to build on, and property prices should be fairly safe even when other areas look likely to dip into recession. Official fig [Read the rest of this entry...]

Dubai has become an international property hotspot, with great architectural developments and ambitious projects rising up seemingly overnight.  With the market still young and demand exceedin [Read the rest of this entry...]

Indirect taxes are on the rise across Europe, and more high earners and those selling their businesses are considering moving to a tax free environment. And if they want to stay in Europe, there are [Read the rest of this entry...]

Prudent investors are now taking advantage of one of the last remaining IRS Codes to defer taxes………the 1031 Exchange. The IRS Section 1031 exchange (like-kind) is not a new tax tool, in fact the 1031 [Read the rest of this entry...]

As the old saying goes, the three most important facts for selecting the right neighborhood are location, location, location. So, what about location? It is indeed a very important fact in the selecti [Read the rest of this entry...]

With a General Election possibly just four weeks away, the British Conservative Party is producing policy reviews that could be adopted for their manifesto - and should they win ultimately become part [Read the rest of this entry...]

With three landslide election victories under his belt, Tony Blair left Downing Street as the UK's Prime Minister undefeated electorally, in much the same way Margaret Thatcher had done seventeen year [Read the rest of this entry...]