The murkier side of private markets
The rebellious French professor who is taking aim at the shadier practices of the world of private markets
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Navigating the ongoing challenges of UK real estate
Standard Chartered’s Armando Rosselli explains why simplification could be the way forward for foreign investors in an increasingly complex world
What is carried interest and how will Labour’s plans affect private equity executives?
Plans by the new chancellor, Rachel Reeves, for higher taxes on 'carried interest' profits made in the private equity sector…
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More non-doms call UK home – but for how long?
The number of non-doms increased in the year leading up to the general election, new HMRC figures reveal
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Spear’s reading room: the best books to read right now
The books to read now, including Joseph Stiglitz on freedom and capitalism and a look at how women built Fifth…
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Proposed non-dom changes put HNW global mobility in the spotlight
Proposed changes to the UK’s non-dom tax rules as part of the latest UK budget have raised the issue of…
Jeremy Hunt scraps non-dom regime in spring budget
The scheme will be replaced by a 'simpler, fairer, residency-based scheme', the chancellor announced on Wednesday
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Scrapping the non-dom regime: Hunt must proceed with caution
Tax advisers voice concerns over the chancellor's options ahead of the budget on 6 March
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UHNWs brace for tax reform in election year
Non-dom status and IHT are set to be front and centre on the political stage. Tax advisers share how clients…
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Tax in 2023: pre-empting Labour policies, ‘tax-fluencers’ and more bureaucracy than ever
International UHNWs are facing the end of the non-dom regime, as well as possible changes to VAT, inheritance tax, and…
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Is this how to save the non-dom regime?
The non-dom regime has become a charged political issue. In a new report, Withers law firm suggests six changes that…
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Acceptance in Lieu: when offsetting inheritance tax is a work of art
The recent donation of an Apollo bronze to the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, shines a light on a valuable tax tool…
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Private Client Accountant of the Year: BDO’s Dawn Register takes home the prize
Introducing the winner and finalists for the Private Client Accountant of the Year Award, in association with St. James's Place…
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Shakira tax fraud case highlights perils of cross-border tax requirements for ‘nomadic’ UHNWs
Shakira settled a €14.5 million bill in Spain that hinged on where the singer lived during the disputed period. It's…
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Are advanced fee payment schemes a way to avoid Labour’s proposed private school VAT levy?
Sir Keir Starmer hopes to raise about £1.6 billion a year by removing the VAT exemption for private schools. Some…
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What is succession planning? How to pass on wealth, control and knowledge to the next generation
The questions of how and when to pass the torch to the next generation loom large over many families. Effective…
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Billionaires must pay global minimum tax rate: economist Joseph Stiglitz leads calls for measure which could ‘generate $250 billion’
The Global Tax Evasion 2024 report, published by the EU Tax Observatory, suggests setting a 2 per cent rate for…
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Introducing Spear’s Magazine: Issue 89
Inside the new edition: the end of capitalism, the rise of the family office 'intro-influencer' and goodbye to Le Gavroche
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High-tax, high-spend, big-state Britain is here to stay, whoever is in power
All signs point to a Labour election win next year – but don’t expect much to change in how the…
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Spear’s Tax Survey 2023: what a Labour government could mean for the UK’s tax landscape
The UK is likely to have a Labour chancellor next year. What would that mean for Spear’s readers, the HNWs…
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