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Unfair treatment? premium icon
D Farquhar (TC532)
18 Jun 2010
Not such a safe haven? premium icon
What does the future hold for non-domiciliary tax, asks LISA SPEARMAN
08 Jun 2010
Two years on premium icon
How has the revamped regime for non-domiciliaries settled in? RICHARD HOLME and PAULA BASLEIGH find out
01 Jun 2010
Negligent behaviour premium icon
Hankinson (TC319)
05 May 2010
Substantial presence premium icon
Karim (TC306)
04 May 2010
Ray of light premium icon
MATT GREENE considers the implications for residence in the Turberville case
27 Apr 2010
Air chaos is exceptional circumstance
Days can be disregarded by non-residents
22 Apr 2010
4,600 pay £30K remittance basis charge
Minister announces non-dom figures for 2008/09
14 Apr 2010
Mixed result premium icon
PG Turberville (TC381)
31 Mar 2010
Leaving on a jet plane premium icon
CHRISTOPHER STONE explains the implications of Gaines-Cooper v HMRC for non-residence
09 Mar 2010
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A Croatian domiciled but UK resident taxpayer owns a property in Croatia that is let. Her mother has a power of attorney, receives the rental income, declares this personally and pays Croatian tax on this income
09 Mar 2010
SP 1/09 to take effect until April 2011
Statement extended by 12 months
05 Mar 2010
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