Allied Dunbar Expatriate Tax and Investment Handbook, 7th Edition

by Andrew Wells (Editor), Andrew Wells (Editor), Nigel Eastaway (Author), David G. Young (Author), N. Eastaway (Editor), P. Gauntlett (Editor)

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  Hardcover
  2000

  $3.96

  Expat's bible -What Investment An absolute must - Money Magazine The Allied Dunbar Expatriate Tax and Investment Handbook covers all the financial information that expatriates need in one concise yet thorough guide. It contains recent tax and investment changes, the special rules that apply to the taxation of income and assets, basic rights and obligations of taxpayers in their country of residence and areas of UK taxation and tax tables.Key Features *includes coverage of online services: portfolio management systems and using the Web *guidance on the Euro and its impact on customers in Europe *shows how to cope with the exchange rate mechanism and its effect on international currency *planning for wealth and safeguarding assets *offers advice on working abroad, including salary negotiation; the position of non-working spouses; the legal rights of an employee abroad and what to do with UK based tax-efficient investment *covers contingency planning; including investing for unexpected liabilities and the tax consequences of unexpected returns *coverage of health insurance matters and detailed information on importing and exporting cars Allied Dunbar Series Allied Dunbar are the UK's leading provider of personal protection plans. Written by experts within their own fields for professionals and non-professionals alike, the Allied Dunbar Series offers fully accurate, accessible; clear and effective advice on how to secure a financial future, both in the short and long term and shows readers how to assess their current financial position and get the most from financial planning

• Used

  Hardcover
  1997

  $4.21

  This comprehensive guide offers expatriates advice on how to manage their financial affairs to their greatest advantage. Written by experts, it features: key terms and concepts of expatriate finances; special rules which apply to the taxation of income and assets; basic rights and obligations of tax payers in their country of residence and areas of UK taxation which are of prime importance to expatriates, including tax tables. Author: David Phillips is former publisher/editor of Resident Abroad. He is now a consultant to international banks, insurers and fund managers. William Essex was editor of Resident Abroad from 1986 to 1996. He is now a freelance writer for The Sunday Times, The Financial Times, Investment International and International Money Marketing. Nigel Eastaway is a partner at Moores Rowland, Chartered Accountants.