11th March Will Introduce New Changes for Expats, find out how in this weeks vlog and podcast.

In part 5 of our series "7 Tax Changes for Expats this Spring" we look at how tax returns are now compulsory for Cyprus tax residents. A big change for Cyprus tax payers is that every tax resident has to complete a tax return for 2019. In the past, if you had no taxable income, you didn't need to do a tax return. You only needed to complete a tax return in Cyprus if you had taxable income.

The new Cyprus Health Tax continues to cause confusion for Expat families and businesses.

The complications come from a number of different directions and this is the next area we will explore in our series on tax issues affecting Expats for 2020.

Inheritance Tax is the next area Expats need to consider in relation to tax in 2020. There are no expected changes for the UK regarding Inheritance Tax, but generally, UK domiciled people have a 40% liability on their worldwide assets, upon death.

UK Property Sales to Pay Capital Gains Tax at Source is the second of a series of 7 articles relating to tax changes affecting Expats this Spring 2020. The world moves on, and Expats should consider the tax efficiency of their assets to protect Family, Business, Property and Pensions Living and Working Abroad.

Here in the second of the series, ProACT Sam looks at Capital Gains tax.

Negative Interest Rates in Europe’ is the first of a series of 7 articles relating to tax changes affecting Expats this Spring 2020. The world moves on, and Expats should consider the tax efficiency of their assets to protect Family, Business, Property and Pensions Living and Working Abroad.

Here in the first of the series, ProACT Sam looks at the impact of negative interest rates and charges on Expat’s savings.