Stay informed on the latest UK tax updates with Stan Farmer and Syl Michelin! In this episode, they discuss significant changes to remittance-based taxation and the introduction of the Temporary Repatriation Facility (TRF). Learn how these updates affect US-UK taxpayers, strategies to optimize your finances, and why now is the time to act on unremitted income and gains. 📌 Topics Covered: Changes in remittance basis taxation Understanding the TRF and its benefits Tax strategies for expats in the UK Important deadlines and reduced tax rates 00:00 - Introduction: Overview of UK tax updates and remittance basis taxation. 00:33 - Key changes in UK remittance basis taxation. 02:12 - Explanation of mixed funds and their challenges. 03:48 - Introduction to the Temporary Repatriation Facility (TRF). 04:20 - Benefits of the TRF for unremitted income. 05:27 - Reduced tax rates and their timeline under TRF. 06:32 - Comparing TRF tax rates to standard UK rates. 07:34 - Importance of working with UK tax professionals. 10:42 - Strategies for managing unremitted gains under TRF.

Join us as we explore the challenges and rewards of international living. In this episode, our international team members share personal stories of moving abroad, adapting to new cultures, overcoming language barriers, and navigating the unique aspects of expat life. Learn about living in countries like Germany, Angola, Switzerland, and Dubai, with insights into financial planning, cultural integration, and lessons from global adventures. Introduction and purpose of the podcast: 00:00:04 Insights on team international backgrounds: 00:00:34 Talia's journey to Germany: 00:02:41 Overcoming German language challenges: 00:04:15 Navigating expat bubbles and integration: 00:05:49 Stan's move to Angola and ambitions in the financial sector: 00:07:53 Economic boom and bust in Dubai: 00:08:55 Swiss rental inspections: 00:23:00 Challenges in Portuguese bureaucracy: 00:25:40 Dreaming of future international living: 00:27:45

📢 In this episode of "Gimme Some Truth International," we dive deep into the latest updates on UK tax laws! 🚨 This episode offers valuable insights for anyone navigating the UK financial system—whether you're an investor, expat, or tax professional. Stay informed about how these changes could impact you or your clients. 💼 Key Topics Discussed: Major Tax Law Changes: Discover the transition from remittance-based taxation to the Foreign Incoming Gains (FIG) regime. Capital Gains Tax Hike: Learn about the new capital gains tax rates and their implications for investors. Inheritance Tax Overhaul: Understand the impact of domicile changes and the new residency-based test. Implications for Expats: How these updates affect US citizens living or investing in the UK. Practical Tips: Expert advice on navigating the evolving tax landscape. 🕒 Timestamps for Quick Navigation: Here are the timestamps with times displayed at the end: Introduction to UK Tax Law Updates (00:00:07) Changes in Remittance-Based Taxation (00:01:10) Key Tax Adjustments (00:02:16) Impact on Wealthy Individuals (00:03:17) Transition to Residency-Based Test (00:04:52) Capital Gains Tax Changes (00:10:38) Challenges in Financial Planning (00:12:45) Temporary Remittance Facility (00:13:16) Inheritance Tax Reforms (00:14:51) Closing Remarks (00:21:11) 💡 Why Watch? This episode offers valuable insights for anyone navigating the UK financial system—whether you're an investor, expat, or tax professional. Stay informed about how these changes could impact you or your clients. 👍 If you found this content helpful, like, comment, and subscribe for more updates on global finance and investment strategies! 🔔. @usexpatinvesting 🎙️ Podcast Hosts: Keith Poniewaz, Stan Farmer, and Syl Michelin 📍 Brought to you by Walker Condon Financial Advisors Disclaimer: The information presented is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial or legal advice. For more on this topic and others check out the blog on our website: https://usexpatinvesting.com/blog/ Visit our website for more financial planning resources and educational information: https://www.usexpatinvesting.com

This episode of Gimme Some Truth for Expats dives into wealth taxes and their implications for expats living abroad. Discover how wealth taxes differ from income taxes, explore policies in countries like France, Spain, and Portugal, and learn how offshore assets are taxed. We also cover strategies for navigating international tax systems effectively. A must-watch for expats managing finances across borders. #WealthTaxes #Expats #InternationalTaxes #OffshoreAssets #TaxPlanning #GlobalFinance

With remote work on the rise, many digital nomads and international families split their time across countries, navigating complex tax laws and residency rules. In this episode of Gimme Some Truth, we explore common tax pitfalls of global living, why the "183-day rule" might not provide full protection, and essential insights for those balancing lives across borders. Tune in to learn how to plan effectively, reduce tax surprises, and make the most of a cross-border lifestyle.

Much is changing in the world of U.S. Estate Planning with regards to the possible sunsetting of the increased estate exemption in the United States in 2025. In this podcast, the International Team at Walkner Condon discuss how these possible changes will effect American expats and how they plan for their children: given the lower estate exemption amounts in many European countries, these may not have a major effect, but can for those in other jurisdictions with no estate tax.

David Luzon from Barclay Damon joins the Walkner Condon team to discuss estate planning issues affecting US expats and cross-border families. Topics covered include probate jurisdiction, wills, inheritance/estate tax, transfer certificates, and other practical planning considerations expats need to be aware of.

In this episode of Gimme Some Truth, Syl, Keith and Stan discuss the importance of international allocation in portfolios. Despite years of US outperformance, international markets remain a pillar of a well diversified allocation, in both equity and fixed income. In this discussion, we share insight and look at index data to help investors with their own international allocation decisions.