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The terms "expat" (short for "expatriate") and "immigrant" are often used to describe people living in a country other than the one in which they were born or hold citizenship. However, the connotations and typical contexts in which these words are used can differ significantly.

As the UK tax year draws to a close on April 5th, it is essential for taxpayers, including British expats living abroad, to take stock of their finances and ensure they are taking full advantage of tax allowances, exemptions, and reliefs. This article will provide practical UK tax planning tips for the end of the tax year, with a dedicated section for British expats.

Over the last three decades, the taxation landscape for UK expats living in Cyprus has witnessed significant changes, influenced by evolving bilateral relationships, changing economic conditions, and modifications to taxation policies. This article delves into the history of taxation for UK expats in Cyprus and discusses the key milestones that have impacted their financial lives over the years.

The European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS) arrives this year allowing enforcement of the rule that you can only spend 90 days in 180 in the entire Schengen zone.

For more flexibility to travel around Europe we look at how (ETAIS) can interact with the Schengen zone to allow overseas property owners and nomads more freedom living and working abroad.

ProACT Sam highlights the needs and musts surrounding UK tax returns for expats.

Find out more about the new electronic visa system for travel in the EU being introduced for non-EU citizens in 2023 & how it compares to a Schengen Zone visa.