United Kingdom: Investment Immigration

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Buying property in the Turks and Caicos Islands (TCI) is an attractive proposition for many non-residents. Pristine beaches, an English-based legal system and a highly favourable tax environment...

The United Kingdom has long been a magnet for talent, innovation, and opportunity. From start-ups seeking to disrupt industries to global enterprises expanding their European presence, the UK remains a central hub for international business.

The Autumn 2024 UK Budget introduces a tax-residence-based regime replacing non-dom status, transitional measures for existing non-doms, and stricter inheritance tax rules, effective April 2025.

The UK's Autumn Budget 2024 outlined £40 billion in tax increases, primarily impacting employers through higher national insurance rates. Key measures included Capital Gains and Inheritance Tax reforms, with limited business incentives, and no changes to VAT or income tax.

Failing to report office address changes to the UK Home Office within required deadlines risks breaching Sponsor compliance duties, potentially leading to suspension or revocation of your Sponsor license.

Breaking news: the Sponsor Licence application process has become slightly more streamlined. The Home Office has delivered an much longed-for change to the process...

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