JERSEY

Rupert Lee

New legislation brings certain partnerships within the scope of Jersey’s economic substance regime. Rupert Lee (Deloitte Jersey) reports.

Edward Reed

Charlotte Kynaston

Edward Reed and Charlotte Kynaston (Macfarlanes) provide this month’s review of developments affecting private clients.

Rupert Lee

Rupert Lee (Deloitte) examines Jersey’s newly introduced economic substance legislation.

Jonathan S. Betesh

Andrew Goldstone

Andrew Goldstone and Jonathan S. Betesh (Mishcon de Reya) review recent tax developments affecting private clients.

Julian Feiner

Julian Feiner (Dentons) examines the consultation by Jersey and the other Crown dependencies to introduce substance requirements for company tax residents by the end of 2018.

Julian Feiner

Julian Feiner (Dentons) examines the First-tier Tribunal’s recent decision that three Jersey companies incorporated as part of a tax planning arrangement were resident in the UK.

Andrew Goldstone

Stuart Crippin

Andrew Goldstone and Stuart Crippin (Mishcon de Reya) review the latest tax developments affecting private clients.

Jackie Wheaton

Jackie Wheaton answers a query on whether interest has a UK source, reviewing the key issues following Perrin v HMRC

Jackie Wheaton

Jackie Wheaton provides tax advice for a medium-sized company which took on a loan from a Jersey company.

Miranda Chamberlain

Wendy Walton

Wendy Walton and Miranda Chamberlain review recent changes affecting private client advisers, including the Cotter decision, a case on legal professional privilege, the UK share registry plan, an update on claims against foreign estates, and the retrospective application of the Hastings-Bass principle in Jersey.

Go to page of 2