If you're a trader or investor in shares, forex, futures/options or CFD's and have non UK domicile status there are a number of tax planning opportunities available to you.

In this section we look at articles concerned with how non dom traders & investors can reduce income and capital gains tax.

Latest Non Dom Articles Overseas ETF's and Time deposits for Non Doms opting for the arising basis Any non UK domiciliaries who are looking to avoid the remittance rules should look carefully at their overseas investments. If they're opting for the arising basis the opportunities for avoiding UK tax on overseas investments are limited. This article looks at the use of overseas ETF's and time deposits . . . keep reading What you need to know about the new capital loss regime for non doms There have been numerous changes to the treatment of capital losses for non doms. In this article we look at how these new rules apply and how they will affect non doms financial invesors. . . . keep reading Non Dom Traders and overseas bank accounts Non Dom traders may well have an overseas bank account. Where this contains different income sources or a mixture of taxable income and tax free capital the rules governing the extraction can be difficult. In this article we look at tax planning principally for interest for non doms with overseas bank accounts. . . . keep reading Offshore OEICS and UK tax for traders and investors Offshore open ended investment companies ('OEICS') are popular investments particularly for non doms. This article looks at the UK tax implications of investing in offshore OEICS for both UK domiciliaries and non UK domiciliaries . . . keep reading How traders can move abroad and lose UK domicile status Many traders want to lose UK domicile status as well as UK residence status when they leave the UK. The potential for UK inheritance tax at 40% is a big incentive to achieving non dom status. In this article we look at the kind of steps that traders moving overseas should be looking at to avoid being classed as a UK domiciliary . . . keep reading How traders can use a statutory declaration to help establish non dom status If you're looking at leaving the UK and establishing non dom status one option could be to consider a statutory declaration to support this. The key advantage in obtaining non dom status for anyone leaving the UK would be the ability to avoid UK inheritance tax. This article looks at how a statutory declaration could be useful for traders and provides sample wording . . . keep reading Non Doms and the remittance basis of tax for overseas shares or securities Individuals who are UK resident but non UK domiciled are subject to special tax rules for their overseas income or capital gains. This article looks in the detail at the remittance basis of tax for share traders and investors and how and when it can be used to reduce UK income tax and capital gains tax . . . keep reading