Expat News Tagged 'Croatia'

UK Buy-To-Let Property Investment Loses Its Allure

By Fiona Moore, for ExpatBriefing.com, 26 September, 2017

Maintaining property in the UK to rent it out is a less attractive prospect now, following the April 2016 introduction of a three percent stamp duty land tax surcharge on those acquiring second homes. Read full story »

Tags: expatriates | tax | investment | Ireland | Malta | Netherlands | Portugal | Slovakia | United Kingdom | fees | stamp duty | Austria | France | Sweden | Croatia | Expats | Europe | Other

Pension Systems In Australia, Sweden, NZ, World Leading

By ExpatBriefing.com Editorial, 07 April, 2014

Australia, Sweden and New Zealand have the most sustainable pension systems in the world, according to a newly published study from German financial services company Allianz. Read full story »

Tags: pensions | Denmark | Ireland | Malta | Netherlands | Slovenia | financial services | retirement | Australia | Luxembourg | Norway | Romania | Singapore | Taiwan | Thailand | Brazil | France | Greece | Hong Kong | New Zealand | Sweden | United States | Croatia | Japan | Turkey | services | Expats

Singapore Most Liveable City For Asian Expats

By ExpatBriefing.com Editorial, 20 April, 2012

With its good air quality, excellent infrastructure and healthcare facilities, low crime and health risks Singapore has been ranked in a recent study as the most liveable city in the world for Asian expatriates. Read full story »

Tags: expatriates | investment | business | Chile | India | Slovenia | Syria | employees | Australia | Mexico | Singapore | Taiwan | Hong Kong | New Zealand | Croatia | Dubai | Japan

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• ▶ 2021
• ▶ 2020
  • ▶ August (1)
    • » Greece Approves Tax Breaks For Foreign Pensioners
  • ▶ July (1)
    • » Greece Planning Tax Perks For Expat Retirees
  • ▶ June (1)
    • » COVID-19: IRS Reminds Expats Of Extended Tax Deadline
  • ▶ May (3)
    • » COVID-19: Luxembourg And Belgium Clarify Tax For Frontier Workers
    • » ECJ Issues Ruling On Italian Tax Rules For Expats In Portugal
    • » Malaysia Issues FAQs On COVID-19 Tax Residency Issues
• ▶ 2019
  • ▶ September (1)
    • » IRS To Waive Small Tax Debts For Former Citizens
  • ▶ May (1)
    • » Saudi Arabia Approves New Residence Permit Law
  • ▶ January (2)
    • » Australia Cracks Down On Illegal Foreign Property Investment
    • » French Senate Votes To Ease Exit Tax Burden
• ▶ 2018
  • ▶ December (1)
    • » ECJ Rules UK Can Unilaterally Ditch Brexit Plans
  • ▶ October (4)
    • » Switzerland To Maintain 2018 Interest Rates For Overdue Tax, Refunds in 2019
    • » Gibraltar Provides Brexit Update
    • » Barbados Land Tax Now Due
    • » Canada Revenue Agency To Improve Digital Platform
  • ▶ August (1)
    • » Shanghai Grants First 'Entrepreneurship' Visa
  • ▶ June (1)
    • » Skilled Foreigners Being Turned Away For UK Visas
  • ▶ May (1)
    • » French Lawmakers Seek FATCA Relief For Expats In France
  • ▶ April (2)
    • » Netherlands To Shorten Expat Tax Scheme
    • » Finnish Lawmakers Call For Termination Of Portuguese DTA
  • ▶ March (5)
    • » Shanghai Attracts Foreign Experts With Special Visas
    • » Wealthy Flocking To Sign Up To Italy's Flat Tax Scheme
    • » US Expats Seek Relief From Transition Tax
    • » IoM Seeing Positive Results From Work Permit Reforms
    • » Tax Practitioners Highlight UK HNWI Exodus
  • ▶ February (1)
    • » Singapore Hikes Foreign Worker Tax Significantly
  • ▶ January (2)
    • » European Court Ruling A Boost For Self-Employed Expats
    • » Brexit Killing UK's Appeal For Students And Graduates
• ▶ 2017
  • ▶ December (5)
    • » France Urged To Do More To Support Immigration
    • » Norway Told To Amend Pension Tax Rules
    • » Younger UK Passport Holders Can Use Simpler Online Renewal Service
    • » EU Welcomed A Record Number Of Non-EU Nationals In 2016
    • » France Prepares To Lure London Bankers With Tax Cuts
  • ▶ November (8)
    • » European Court Rules In Major UK Immigration Case
    • » UK Letting Agent Fee Ban A Boon For Temporary Residents
    • » EU Firms Push For Progress On Brexit
    • » Malta Work Permit Processing Times Slashed
    • » Taiwan Announces Perks For Skilled Foreign Expats
    • » Landmark UK Tax Court Win For British Expats
    • » US Citizens Continue To Ditch Passports In Droves
    • » US Passports Won't Be Seized For FBAR Violations: ACA
  • ▶ October (2)
    • » 'Refined' US Residency-Based Tax Proposals Released
    • » Singapore Offers Expats Best Life, Work Opportunities
  • ▶ September (1)
    • » UK Buy-To-Let Property Investment Loses Its Allure
  • ▶ August (4)
    • » Denmark To Extend Tax Breaks For Skilled Foreigners
    • » Shanghai FTZ To Remove Bureaucracy For Expats
    • » Malaysia To Introduce Revised Tourist Tax On Sep 1
    • » Jump In US Expats Renouncing Citizenship
  • ▶ July (6)
    • » South African Expats Face Higher Tax Bills
    • » UK To Levy VAT On Telecoms Services For Overseas Brits
    • » Saudi Begins Levying Higher Expat Taxes
    • » Report Looks At Cost Of Education Abroad
    • » OECD Calls On States To Support New Emigrants
    • » US May Block New Visa Route For Int'l Entrepreneurs
  • ▶ June (4)
    • » Asian, European Cities Dominate Top Of Annual Expat Cost Of Living Survey
    • » Scottish Air Tax Would Benefit Wealthy Travellers, Campaigners Say
    • » ATR Seeks Residence-Based Taxation For US Expats
    • » Saudi To Hike Taxes On Expat Workers
  • ▶ May (5)
    • » UK Pays Most For Expat Middle Managers, Study Says
    • » Czech Republic, Germany Bottom Of 'Nanny State' Index
    • » Jersey Increases Fees For Expat Workers
    • » UK Overseas Territories Fear Loss Of EU Free Movement Rights
    • » Kuwait Central Bank Opposes Tax On Expat Remittances
  • ▶ April (3)
    • » Isle Of Man's ICT Sector Work Permit Waiver 'A Success'
    • » BVI Sets New Work Permit Fees
    • » Shanghai FTZ Foreign Experts Get 'Green Card' Right
  • ▶ March (6)
    • » Italy Introduces Non-Dom Tax Incentive
    • » NGOs Urge EU To Protect Live, Work Rights For Foreigners
    • » IoM Simplifies Seasonal Hospitality Work Permits
    • » Spain To Push For Deal With UK For British, Spanish Expats
    • » Residence-Based Taxation Sought For US Expats
    • » Americans For Tax Reform Lobbying For FATCA Repeal
  • ▶ February (3)
    • » New Zealand Increasingly Appealing For Backpackers
    • » New Record Of US Expats Giving Up Passports, Green Cards
    • » Surge In Demand From Expats For UK Buy-To-Let Properties
  • ▶ January (2)
    • » Study Outlines Ideal Expat Personality Traits For Overseas Assignments
    • » Saudi Arabia Announces Expat Levy Plans
• ▶ 2016
  • ▶ December (3)
    • » Tax Risk Increasing For Firms With Employees Working Abroad
    • » Singapore Said To Offer Best Education Globally
    • » American Expats Lobbying For Residence-Based Taxation
  • ▶ November (3)
    • » IRS Guides On Payroll Taxes For Residents Abroad
    • » Finnish Expats In Portugal Face Higher Taxes
    • » High Number Of US Expats Giving Up Passports, Green Cards
  • ▶ October (3)
    • » Uptake Strong For New Shanghai Visa Opportunity
    • » Shanghai Innovation Zone Targets Skilled Expats
    • » China's Free Trade Zones To Ease Work Permit Rules
  • ▶ September (3)
    • » US House Passes Mobile Workforce Act
    • » Leading Expat Insurance Providers Team Up In France
    • » Taiwan Voted Best Expat Destination
  • ▶ August (3)
    • » US Expats Urge 'Same Country' FATCA Exemption
    • » Hong Kong Is Most Expensive For Expats
    • » US Expats Still Giving Up Passports, Green Cards
  • ▶ July (2)
    • » Western Europe Has World's Highest Property Taxes
    • » France To Lure London Bankers With Tax Breaks
  • ▶ June (5)
    • » IRS Reminds US Taxpayers To Report Foreign Accounts
    • » UK To Close Property Developer Offshore Tax Loophole
    • » Hong Kong Flights To Become Dearer
    • » EU Less Popular For Skilled Expats, Says OECD
    • » Jersey Simplifies Tax Compliance For Expats
  • ▶ May (4)
    • » Finland, Portugal Agree Expat Pension Tax Deal
    • » Bank Of Palestine Targets Expats Through Dubai Branch
    • » Residence-Based Taxation Put Forward For Americans Abroad
    • » US Expats Continue To Give Up Passports, Green Cards
  • ▶ April (2)
    • » BVI Relaxes Working Visa Rules
    • » Turks And Caicos Introducing New Work Permit Regime
  • ▶ March (3)
    • » EU States Allowed To Block Expats' Welfare Payments For Three Months
    • » British-Irish Visa Scheme Extended To Isle Of Man
    • » St Lucia Offering Citizenship By Investment
  • ▶ February (1)
    • » UK Expands Registered Traveler Service To Asian States
  • ▶ January (2)
    • » UK's Dubai Visa Centers To Offer Premium Services
    • » IRS Plugs Its Help For Americans Living Abroad
• ▶ 2015
  • ▶ December (2)
    • » IRS Issues Updated US Expatriate Tax Guide
    • » HSBC Launches Multiple Currency Account
  • ▶ November (3)
    • » Americans Abroad Advised To Ensure US Tax Compliance
    • » UK Digital Entrepreneurs Say Skilled Expats Needed
    • » France's PM Dismisses Promise Of Votes For Expats
  • ▶ October (5)
    • » Record Number Of US Expats Giving Up Passports, Green Cards
    • » Report Shows Best Countries For Retirement
    • » Expats In France May Be Eligible For Social Security Refunds
    • » New UK Visa Route Announced For Expat Tech Recruits
    • » Expat Bank Data Exchanged Under FATCA
  • ▶ September (5)
    • » Jersey Introducing Tenancy Deposit Protection Scheme
    • » Hong Kong Expat Business Travel Card Extended
    • » US Extends Hike In Fees For Relinquishing US Citizenship
    • » Japan To Expand Use Of Company, Individual ID Numbers
    • » Ecuador Remains 'Best Expat Destination'
  • ▶ August (4)
    • » Foreigners Contribute EUR6.8bn In Italian Income Tax
    • » Hong Kong Provides Expats With One-Stop Portal
    • » EU Expats To Benefit From Succession Law Changes
    • » US Expatriations Unexpectedly Slow Down In Q2
  • ▶ July (3)
    • » Barclays Warns Expats Of Possible Account Closures
    • » Canadian Expat Loses Appeal On Right To Vote
    • » Indonesia Relaxes Rules On Expat Property Ownership
  • ▶ June (4)
    • » Expat Representation Becomes Election Issue In NZ
    • » Australia To Hike Visa Fees
    • » IRS Helps US Expats Meet Filing Deadlines
    • » UK May Ease Restrictions On Expat Voters
  • ▶ May (6)
    • » Dubai Expats To Benefit From DIFC's Wills And Probate Registry
    • » Top Schools In Asia, OECD Report Says
    • » Record Broken On US Expatriations In Q1
    • » Japan Offers Highest Value Expat Pay Packages
    • » HK Opens Door To Second-Generation Chinese-HK Expats
    • » Virgin Is Australia's Best Employer, Says Survey
  • ▶ April (8)
    • » Residence-Based Taxation Proposed For Americans Abroad
    • » UK Property Draws Expat Investors
    • » The Passports That Open The Most Doors
    • » Green Card Applicants Get Help Finding US Doctor
    • » Report Emphasizes Support For Dubai Expats
    • » Report Released On EU Wage Changes In 2014
    • » Female Employees Less Likely To Work Abroad
    • » IRS Excludes Expatriate Health Plans From ACA Tax
  • ▶ March (12)
    • » New Spanish Bank Aimed At Expats
    • » Living Standards Rising In Australia
    • » Luxembourg Hosts Event Celebrating Expats
    • » European Migration Network To Hold EU Conference
    • » Australia Extends Visa Biometrics Requirements
    • » Munich To Host Expat Fair
    • » Resurgence In Spanish House Prices In 2014
    • » RTÉ Launches New TV Service For Irish Expats
    • » France Phasing Out 'Tax Stamps'
    • » UK FCO Updates Consular Assistance Guide
    • » Taiwan Explains Tax Refunds For Expat Workers
    • » Europe Introducing New 20-Euro Note
  • ▶ February (18)
    • » New Zealand 'Living Wage' Updated For 2015
    • » Taiwan's Non-Residents Warned On Tax Compliance
    • » UK Pension Tax Changes Significant For Expats
    • » Dubai Property Prices Cooling
    • » Cheaper Money Transfer Service Launches In US
    • » Family Visas For Saudi Expats Now Online
    • » Cricket World Cup Thrills Sports Fans In Australia
    • » UK Government Launches 'Pensioner Bonds'
    • » UK Poster Campaign To Celebrate Immigration
    • » Another Record Year For US Expatriations
    • » Fears Of Possible US Passport Revocation For Tax Debts
    • » Canada Express Entry Visa Helping Fill Skills Gap
    • » Strong Pound Makes Foreign Property More Attractive For Brits
    • » UK Electoral Commission Encourages Expat Voting
    • » NHS Vacancies Attract Australian Paramedics To The UK
    • » UK Expats Lobby Government For Winter Fuel Allowance
    • » New Data Shows Cost Of Living Abroad In 2015
    • » Investment Firm Says Dubai Property Bubble "Deflating"
  • ▶ January (25)
    • » Expat Funeral Provider Expands Presence In Spain
    • » European Healthcare Index Published
    • » Western Union Expands Services In Europe
    • » Australia Welcomes New Expats
    • » Expat 'Liveability' Index Published
    • » Maltese Citizenship Program Draws 400 Applicants
    • » Spanish Property Market Continues To Stabilize
    • » Russia Clarifies New Driving Restrictions
    • » Western Union Announces New Service For Mexico
    • » New Swiss Rules On Tax Deductions For Expats Confirmed
    • » US Relaxes Cuba Restrictions
    • » Hong Kong Suspends Investor Visa Scheme
    • » Chinese And Russians Seek UK Investor Visas
    • » India Reforms Expat Residency Schemes
    • » Madrid and Valencia Described as 'Investment Hotspots'
    • » HK, Singapore Home To Asia's Highest Property Taxes
    • » Protection Orders Get Cross-EU Recognition
    • » Belgian Tax Changes Hit Property Owners
    • » Expat Voting Appeal Before Top Ontario Court
    • » Ecuador Tops New Expat Retiree Index
    • » Germany And US Agree On Trusted Traveler Programs
    • » Oman Abandons Expat Tax Plan
    • » UK Property Tax Reforms To Boost Housing Market
    • » Changes To UK Consular Services In China
    • » Australian Marriage Visa Fee Hike Condemned
• ▶ 2014
  • ▶ December (24)
    • » Medical Professions Cut From NZ Visa Points List
    • » China To Register Property; Looks To Expand Tax
    • » Canada To Re-Open Parent and Grandparent Program
    • » Moneycorp Expands Retail Presence In France
    • » UK Government Considering Student Visa Crackdown
    • » Buying Power Boosts UK's Pay Ranking
    • » European Court Rules Against UK Visa Requirement
    • » Canada To Launch New Investor Visa Pilot
    • » Seoul Most Expensive Asian Expat Destination
    • » Western Union Enters Deal With Bank Of China
    • » Juncker Slams UK On Attitude To EU Migrants
    • » Dates Confirmed For 2016 Tour De France
    • » Overseas Australians Warned On Consular Assistance
    • » Singapore and US To Explore Trusted Traveler Program
    • » Companies Join Forces On Services For Overseas Property Buyers
    • » European Commission Awards Cities For Disability-Friendly Improvements
    • » OECD Report Charts Expat Movements
    • » Foreign Graduate Entrepreneurs 'Not Welcomed' In UK
    • » Western Union Offering Real-Time Transfers To India
    • » Swiss Voters Reject Immigration Cap
    • » Switzerland To Amend Income WHT Regime For Foreigners
    • » UK Toughening Stance On Immigration
    • » Romanian Tax Rules On Non-Residents Challenged
    • » Indonesia To Extend Visa Waivers To Five More Countries
  • ▶ November (19)
    • » UAE Living Costs Eat Into Tax-Free Income, Study Says
    • » Dubai To Cap Health Care Price Rises
    • » NSW Recognizes Overseas Same-Sex Marriages
    • » Australia and India Sign Deal On Pensions
    • » British Expats Increasingly Interested In Italy
    • » UK To Expand Super Priority Visa Service
    • » Companies Warned To Rethink Overseas Assignments
    • » Australian Property Prices And Rents Rising Slower
    • » European Court Rules In State Benefit Dispute
    • » Western Union Expands US Services Via Supermarkets
    • » US and China Agree Ten-Year Visa Term Deal
    • » Pension Tax Relief Sought For All Americans Abroad
    • » Research Says UK Treasury Benefits From Immigration
    • » Expat Adviser DeVere Expands Into Australia
    • » Australia Expands SmartGate Border Processing
    • » France Plans Tax Surcharge On Second Homes
    • » Germany Urges Restraint From UK On Immigration Response
    • » Canada Anticipates Record Immigration In 2015
    • » Georgia Closer To EU Visa Liberalization
  • ▶ October (23)
    • » Survey Finds Many Brit Expats Choose Not To Integrate
    • » Property Market Index Due To Be Launched In South Africa
    • » UK To Support Chinese Businesspeople To Secure Visas
    • » UK Scores Highly Among Expats For Social Life And Love
    • » UK FCO Says Brits Should Plan Well Ahead Of Relocating
    • » Australia To Tighten Investment Criteria For Investor Visas
    • » HSBC Publishes Expat Quality Of Life Report
    • » Canada Processing Citizenship Applications Faster
    • » UK Reviews Investment Visa Eligibility Terms
    • » Brazil Tasks Google To Speed Up Nation's Internet
    • » Citi Scales Back International Consumer Banking
    • » Canada Highlights Fast-Track Citizenship For Military Personnel
    • » New Visa For Investors Announced In Australia
    • » Survey Highlights Challenges For Expats To Canada
    • » UK Expats In Spain Warned On Healthcare Registration
    • » Ecuador The Top Location For Expats, Says Survey
    • » UK, Ireland In Landmark Visa Cooperation Deal
    • » HMRC's Expat Team Targeting Financial Sector Professionals
    • » UK Expats Happiest In Australia
    • » New Study Looks At Living Standards Worldwide
    • » Germany To Impose Rent Cap On Residential Properties
    • » Registration For US Diversity Visa Lottery Open
    • » UK Urged To Allow International Students Residency
  • ▶ September (26)
    • » France To Get Tougher On Smokers
    • » South Africa Explains Birth Certificate Immigration Requirement
    • » Non-Residents In Taiwan Warned Of Compliance Audits
    • » Expats Welcome Breakthrough In Andalucia Property Dispute
    • » London Living Costs Now Highest Globally, Says Report
    • » Colliers Wins Awards For Asia-Pac Real Estate Advice
    • » Expats In US To See Changes From Obamacare
    • » UK Annuity Returns Fall After 2014 Budget Changes
    • » Bank Of China Expands In Brazil With Rio Branch
    • » Guernsey Supports Businesses, Expats To Relocate
    • » Democrats Abroad Warn On FATCA Effect For American Expats
    • » Report Tracks Availability Of Banking Services Worldwide
    • » Skilled Stream Accounted For Most Migration To Australia in 2013-14
    • » London Firms Seek Visas For Talented Foreigners
    • » Western Union Launches Digital Money Transfers For Europe
    • » Canada Seeks To Support Francophone Expats
    • » ABC, Sky News Plan TV Services For Aussie Expats
    • » British Diplomat Marries Same-Sex Partner In China
    • » NZ, Australia Agree 2015 Cricket World Cup Visa
    • » Index Charts Affordability Of Housing Worldwide
    • » Spanish House Prices Beginning To Recover
    • » Cost Of Renouncing US Citizenship Increases Fourfold
    • » Australia, Spain Agree Working Holiday Visa Deal
    • » Expats See Top Returns From Low Cost UK Property
    • » Australia Clarifies Terms Of New Working Visa Entry Option
    • » Surge In Migration To UK
  • ▶ August (23)
    • » New Rules To Make It Easier For Overseas Nurses To Work In UK
    • » Quota For USA Investor Visa Reached Early
    • » Australian Opposition Calls For New Entrepreneur Visa
    • » German Property Boom Continues
    • » Portuguese Golden Visa Entices Chinese Wealthy
    • » Weekly Citizenship Tests Now Available In Australia's Regions
    • » Slow Take-Up For German Work Visa Opportunity
    • » ExpatBriefing Praised In 2014 Expat Star Awards
    • » Ireland Reforms Work Permits System
    • » Canada Issues First Start-Up Visas To Entrepreneurs
    • » Quality Of Life In Hong Kong In Decline: Study
    • » Canadians Challenge US FATCA Scope
    • » UAE To Expand Availability Of Visas
    • » Taxes Will Rise If Britain Shuts Door On Immigrants: Report
    • » Australian Ombud To Probe Working Visa Abuses
    • » UK Improves Visa Processing In China
    • » More Americans Quit US Before FATCA Begins
    • » Expat Wives Warned On Rights In UAE
    • » Australia To Pursue Expats For Student Debt
    • » New Property Price Index To Launch In France
    • » UK Fails To Encourage British Expats To Vote
    • » Skipton Announces Buy-To-Let Mortgages For UK Expats
    • » UK Tightening Immigration Rules
  • ▶ July (27)
    • » Bahamas Ranked Best Low-Tax Expat Destination
    • » UK Accountancy Firm Warns On Personal Tax Allowance Proposals
    • » Canada Highlights Adoption Tax Credit Expansion
    • » Expats In Japan Could Struggle To Claim Welfare
    • » Guernsey, Jersey Consider Residency And Housing Plans
    • » Surge In Number of Brits Buying French Property
    • » UK Chevening Scholarships Program Marks 30 Years
    • » Tool Launched To Calculate Equivalent Pay For New Expats
    • » Record Number of International Students In Germany
    • » Canada Prepares Employers For Express Entry Launch
    • » UK Report Shows Extent of Consular Assistance
    • » FATCA: More US Expats Consider Handing In Passports
    • » Non-EU European States Strengthen Expat Rights
    • » Retired British Expats Benefiting From Strong Pound
    • » Europe's Top Court Rules Against German Immigration Test
    • » Caribbean States Discuss Citizenship By Investment Programs
    • » Asia Funds Passport Could Save Investors Billions
    • » Cost Of Living In Australia Falling On Weak Dollar
    • » Fans Warned On World Cup Ticket Theft
    • » Spain To Introduce Bank Deposit Tax
    • » EU Driving Down Mobile Roaming Fees In Europe
    • » UK Hunting Out Benefit Fraud Abroad
    • » New Canadian Expats Welcomed On Canada Day
    • » Individual Taxpayer Numbers To Expire, IRS Says
    • » Australia Seeing An Influx Of Expats From Asia
    • » UK Investigating Student Visa Fraud Allegations
    • » US Expats Hail Disclosure Program Breakthrough
  • ▶ June (22)
    • » UK Rolling Out Red Carpet For China's Wealthy
    • » Saudi Arabia Waters Down Expat Worker Fees
    • » UK Responds To Passport Backlog With Concessions
    • » Hong Kong, Dubai Most Alluring For UK Professionals
    • » FIFA Challenging Illegal World Cup Ticket Sales
    • » American Expats Get US Disclosure Program Changes
    • » British Embassy In Spain Warns Of Distraction Robberies
    • » World Cup Worries Unfounded, Say Brazil Officials
    • » Hong Kong Disallows Same-Sex Marriage At British Consulate
    • » Equities Increasingly Favored By UK Expats
    • » FATCA Hurts Law-Abiding Americans Abroad: Heritage
    • » New Immigration Route For International Graduates In Canada
    • » UK FCO Improving Services For Overseas Britons
    • » Australia Updates List Of Sought-After Professions
    • » UK Expats Hit By Passport Renewal Delays
    • » France Scraps Plan To Give Voting Rights To Foreigners
    • » IRS To Provide Revised Voluntary Disclosure Relief
    • » UK Issues Bereavement Information For Spain
    • » Canada Seeks To Block Expanded Expat Voting Rights
    • » IRS Warns US Expats Of Filing Deadlines
    • » Brazil Safe For Foreigners, Minister Says
    • » Australia To Allow More Language Test Options For Visas
  • ▶ May (38)
    • » IRS Simplifies Tax Payment Through Direct Pay
    • » Expats In Spain Targeted In Gas Inspection Scam
    • » US Supreme Court Gets Involved In Maryland Income Tax Case
    • » Overseas Work Assignments More Popular Among Professionals
    • » Study Compares Asia-Pac Expat Pay Packages
    • » Expat Inflows Highest In Germany, US In 2012
    • » Review Of Tax Exemption For American Expats Inconclusive
    • » Overseas Pension May Mitigate FATCA Fallout For US Expats
    • » British Expats Favor Australia, Report Says
    • » Germany, Hong Kong To Simplify Border Entry
    • » Brazil Issues Safety Warning To World Cup Visitors
    • » Property Landlords Offered HMRC Computer Tutorials
    • » Seychelles Ups Regulation Of Expat Worker Numbers
    • » UK ISA Investment To Increase From July 1
    • » Canada Abolishes Voting Ban On Long-Term Expats
    • » UK Warns On Healthcare Cover For Visitors To Spain
    • » Seoul Plans Extra Support For Foreigners
    • » Bank Of Montreal Expands Into Europe
    • » Expats Still Concerned About Portuguese Property Law
    • » Bank Of China Issues First 'Schengen Bond' In Luxembourg
    • » Harsher Rules For Expatriate Workers In Oman
    • » Americans Quitting US As FATCA Approaches
    • » Asia Leading The World On Education
    • » India's ICICI Bank Expands Non-Resident Banking Offerings
    • » European Rental, Property Prices On The Rise
    • » Continued Block On US Tax Treaty Approvals
    • » US Work-Related Retirement Benefits Improving
    • » Switzerland To Retain Flat Tax For Wealthy Expats
    • » Best Property Returns In Burgeoning Markets: Report
    • » UK Launches Hong Kong Visa Center
    • » Kazakhstan Announces Tax Breaks For Investors
    • » Canada Considering Stringent Citizenship Rules
    • » Mortgage Rejections Set To Increase In UK As New Rules Take Effect
    • » UK Housing Drought Pushes Up Prices For Expats
    • » More UK Students Consider Overseas Study
    • » UK Income Tax Paid By Non-Doms Hits Record High
    • » Mideast Fuels Demand For Citizenship By Investment Programs
    • » St Kitts Touts Citizenship By Investment Scheme Perks
  • ▶ April (46)
    • » RBC Expands Credit For Canadian Expats Just Off The Boat
    • » UK, Finnish, Swedish Passports Open Most Doors
    • » German Residential Property Sales Grow In Q1 2014
    • » NZ, Turkey Boost Ties With New Three-Year Visa
    • » Japan's Nomura Enters Taiwan's Asset Management Sector
    • » HK Hikes Air Passenger Security Charge
    • » Japanese Investor Sentiment Up Slightly In April
    • » Expats In Russia To Struggle To Acquire Foreign Real Estate
    • » EU Boost UCITS' Oversight To Assist Investors
    • » Figures Show Expat Exodus From Spain
    • » Banco Santander Targets China
    • » DIFC Event Discusses Sukuk Oversight
    • » World Cup Goers Urged To Have Necessary Jabs
    • » Singapore's OCBC Bank Plans Regional Expansion
    • » USA Top Choice For International Master's Students
    • » Bank Of East Asia Expands Banking Services In Shanghai
    • » Australian Visa Requirements On Chinese 'Demeaning'
    • » Ukraine To Cut Tax On Medical Supplies
    • » EU Parliament Passes Portable Pensions Law
    • » Asia Region Funds Passport Proposed
    • » IRS Issues 2014 Foreign Housing Tax Deduction Limits
    • » Online Forex Broker FXCM Offers Offshore RMB Trading
    • » Australian Significant Investor Visa Under Review
    • » UK Aims To Boost Expats' Access To Mental Health Services
    • » Savills Teams Up With LA-Based Real Estate Brokerage
    • » Switzerland Consults On Revised Rules For Expats
    • » Canada Revamps Immigration Policies
    • » London Sees Record Commercial Property Investment In Q1
    • » British Expats Favor Property Investment On Familiar Turf
    • » Scotiabank To Target Latin America
    • » European Union Opens Schengen Zone To Moldovans
    • » Barclays To Divest UAE Retail Banking Business
    • » UK Warns Britons Of Passport Theft Rates In Spain
    • » French Asset Management Firms Agree Partnership
    • » Expat Explorer 2014 Survey Opens
    • » Calling British Expats – The UK Wants Your Vote
    • » Skandia To Boost Cash ISA Offering
    • » Pension Systems In Australia, Sweden, NZ, World Leading
    • » Venture Capital Funding Opportunities Increasing
    • » Savills Teams Up With Swiss Luxury Realtor
    • » EU Seeks To Relax Schengen Area Visa Rules
    • » Affluent Upbeat About 2014 Prospects
    • » England's Appeal To International Students Declines
    • » Research Says Australian Pension Contributions Lacking
    • » China Hopes To Attract Skilled Expats
    • » Report Reveals Millionaire Migration Patterns
  • ▶ March (39)
    • » British Expats Could Suffer After UK's Latest Budget
    • » Germany May Tighten Immigration Rules For EU Nationals
    • » ANZ Granted Market Maker Status For Renminbi Forex
    • » Asian Financial System To Swell In Next 15 Years
    • » Russia Planning To Ease Visa Rules
    • » Expats Generally Happy With Australian Life
    • » New UK Visa Application Centres Open In Australia
    • » Asia To Host Most Billionaires In A Decade
    • » UK Announces Changes To ISAs, Annuities
    • » Ukraine Crisis Hits Global Investor Sentiment
    • » UK Film For Chinese Students Explains Student Visa Process
    • » Cost Of UK Passport Renewal Cut For Expats
    • » Bank Of East Asia Offers RMB Life Insurance
    • » Standard Chartered Signs Insurance Pact To Tap Asia
    • » Countries Scramble To Welcome Wealthy Chinese
    • » Report Proposes 'Fair Deal' On UK Immigration
    • » SocGen Pulls Out Of HK, Singapore Banking Market
    • » Few Savers Using UK Stocks And Shares ISAs
    • » World Justice Project Charts World's Safest Countries
    • » Expat Business Ventures In Spain Focus Of UK TV Show
    • » Global Real Estate Investment Surges In 2013
    • » Investors Warned As China Adjusts Monetary Policy
    • » Insurance Coverage Growing In MENA Region
    • » Banks Struggling To Win Wealth Management Business
    • » US Universities Top 2014 Worldwide Rankings
    • » US Certifies SGX's Asian Index Futures
    • » Australia Offers Ukrainians Extended Visas
    • » ACA Urges Congress To Adopt Residence-Based Taxation
    • » Malta Targets Business-Friendly Tax Regime
    • » First Sharia-Compliant Asian REIT Launched
    • » Activists In Hong Kong Call For Gay Marriage Rights
    • » UK Wealth Manager To Buy Way Into Asia Expat Market
    • » Singapore Named World's Most Expensive City
    • » UK Seeks Greater Returns From Investor Visas
    • » Gibraltar To Offer New Pension Schemes To UK Expats
    • » Concern Over Hong Kong Exposure To Mainland Products
    • » UK's Doors Remain Open To New Arrivals
    • » Global AuM To Surpass USD100 Trillion By 2020, PwC Says
    • » Jersey Funds Sector Brimming With Activity
  • ▶ February (45)
    • » Jersey Wealth Management Business Grew In Q4
    • » Kuwaiti MP Calls For Deportation Of 1.4m Expats
    • » UK Pursues Benefit Fraudsters In Spain
    • » Singapore Simplifies Stamp Duty Rate Regime
    • » Investors Target European Real Property In 2013
    • » Affluent Asians Eye Australia For Property Investment
    • » Taxpayer Wins New York State Residency Appeal
    • » UAE Confirms It Will Not Tax Individual Income
    • » Mercer Reveals Top Cities For Expats
    • » Jersey Housing Coming Down In Price
    • » NZ Tweaks 15 Percent Superannuation Tax Option
    • » UK Government Publishes New 'Migrant Journey' Report
    • » Hedge Fund Industry AUM Continues To Surge
    • » Hong Kong Jails Visa Applicant For Bribery Attempt
    • » La Cloche Wealth Management Opens Dubai Office
    • » Nevis Seeks More Diverse Investments
    • » Many Overseas Students Say UK Not 'Welcoming'
    • » ETFs To Overtake Hedge Funds?
    • » Free Healthcare Deadline Looms For UK Expats
    • » Another Strong Year For Scottish Property Predicted
    • » Canada Scraps Immigrant Investor Program
    • » Draft Citizenship Legislation To Benefit Descendants Of Spanish Jews
    • » Student Visa Exam Fraud Uncovered In UK
    • » Loomis Sayles Launches Emerging Markets Fund
    • » US Expatriations Reach Record Levels In 2013
    • » Investor Confidence In UK Shares Remains Strong In Feb
    • » Progress On Canadian Parent and Grandparent Program Backlog
    • » Tony Abbott Confirms Student Loans For Some Kiwis In Australia
    • » Canada Changes Visa Fees
    • » European Property Loan Market To Hit EUR40bn In 2014
    • » Canadian Fund Institute Commends Gov't For FATCA Exemptions
    • » CIBC Aids US Taxpayers With Canadian Fund Investments
    • » Apex Receives ESCA's New License
    • » BBC Satellite Migration Affects Availability In Spain
    • » Bahraini Businessmen Protest Expat Tax
    • » Jersey Finance CEO Highlights Strong Investment
    • » IRS Publishes Updated 'Tax Guide For Aliens'
    • » Hong Kong Tops World's Fastest Internet Ranking
    • » Decaying London Mansions Prompt Punitive Tax Calls
    • » Australia Highlights Citizenship History With Social Media
    • » UK Real Estate Performs Strongly In 2013
    • » Apex Opens Jersey Office
    • » Kiwi Living Abroad Ruled Still Resident In NZ For Tax Purposes
    • » Hedge Funds Gain 11.08 Percent In 2013
    • » Malta, EC Reach Agreement On Passport Sale
  • ▶ January (45)
    • » State Street Opens Shanghai Alternative Investment Office
    • » Greece Joins EU Regulation On International Couple Divorce
    • » Irish Real Estate Market In Recovery Mode
    • » Forecast Suggests Increased Confidence In Spanish Property Market
    • » Changes To UK Investor Visa Requirements Mooted
    • » Hong Kong Reviews REIT Code
    • » Report Highlights Chinese HNWIs' Overseas Preferences
    • » Guernsey Continues To Lead In LSE Listings
    • » Alternative Assets Industry Hits USD6 Trillion
    • » Voting Registration Deadline Looms For Brits In Spain
    • » Hong Kong Tops Least Affordable Housing Survey
    • » British Expat Offends Singaporeans With Social Media Comments
    • » ACA Submits Proposals On Taxation Of Americans Abroad
    • » Horizons Launches Two Leveraged Japan ETFs
    • » Official Figures Indicate Fewer Expats In Spain
    • » Butterfield To Acquire Guernsey Trust Company
    • » Queensland Ponders Fast-Track For Migrants Who Choose Regions
    • » New Passport Procedure For Brits In Australia
    • » Oaktree Capital Management Opens Office In DIFC
    • » Andalucia Pledges Healthcare For Residents Who Migrate
    • » Global ETF/ETP Assets Reach Record Level In 2013
    • » EC Publishes "Habitual Residence Test" Guide
    • » Interest In Guernsey Foundations Growing
    • » New Guernsey-Administered Property Fund Launched
    • » Migrants May Be Put Off By Hong Kong Air Pollution
    • » British Consular Staff To Give Advice At London France Show
    • » Belgian Union Fears Regionalization Of Property Taxation
    • » Hedge Fund Inflows Reach 6-Month High In November
    • » Chinese Embassy In Spain Decries "Racist" TV Sketch
    • » First Names Group To Acquire Guernsey's Mercator
    • » UK Diplomat Pitches Advantages Of Education In UK
    • » Australia Ponders Consular Costs For "Reckless" Travel
    • » Hong Kong Stamp Duty Hikes Cut Property Sales
    • » British Man Slams "Excessively Harsh" Spouse Visa Rules
    • » Europe Sees Record Venture Capital Investment In 2013
    • » Gay Man Refused Partnership Visa To Stay in Australia
    • » London Commercial Property Investment At 6-Year High
    • » Canada-Norway Social Security Treaty Enters Into Force
    • » Hedge Funds See Record Growth In 2013
    • » Portugal Hails "Golden Visa" Success
    • » SGX Becomes Asia's First Derivatives Clearing Organization
    • » Kiwis In Australia Protest Negative Media Image
    • » PE Fundraising Hits 5-Year High In 2013
    • » Charity Heads Receive Honors For Helping Britons Overseas
    • » UK Government Overhauls NHS Charges For Expats and Migrants
• ▶ 2013
  • ▶ December (47)
    • » Hedge Fund Investor Satisfaction At Record High
    • » HMRC Launches New Online Tax Residence Indicator
    • » Jersey Adds A TIEA
    • » Landing Slips Replace Stamps For Hong Kong Non-Permanent Residents
    • » Private Equity Ends 2013 With Record 'Dry Powder'
    • » UK and Spain To Increase Cooperation On Fugitives
    • » Grenada To Launch Citizenship By Investment Program
    • » Gibraltar Approves New State-Owned Bank
    • » Guernsey Releases Q3 2013 Investment Stats
    • » More Than Six Million Australians Were Born Overseas
    • » Hong Kong Added To UK Youth Mobility Scheme
    • » Switzerland Adopts EU Savings Tax Mandate
    • » Greater China IPOs To Surge In 2014
    • » Program Brings Young Entrepreneurs To The UK
    • » New Zealand Introducing New Entrepreneur Work Visa
    • » HMRC Launches QROPS Online Reporting Service
    • » Switzerland To Modify Income Withholding Tax Regime
    • » IRS Should Further Scrutinize Expatriate Tax Returns
    • » EU To Debate "Citizenship for Sale" and "Golden Visas"
    • » Hedge Funds See Third Straight Month Of Growth In Nov
    • » Global USD Bond Fund Listed On Bahamas Exchange
    • » Australia Seeks Comments On Consular Strategy 2014-16
    • » HMRC Issues Further QROPS Guidance After Judicial Review
    • » Nautilus Opens Office In Mauritius
    • » Improved Passport Services For Canadians Abroad Announced
    • » IRS Issues Updated Tax Guide for US Expatriates
    • » Global ETF, ETP Assets Reach Record High
    • » Belgium Clarifies Rules On Pension Solidarity Contribution
    • » UK To Increase Checks That Expats Are Still Alive
    • » Philippines Welcomes Removal From Italian 'Black List'
    • » Hong Kong Welcomes Private Equity Finance Association
    • » EU To Enhance Migrant Worker Pension Rights
    • » Redefine Int'l Completes Conversion To REIT Status
    • » SDCL To Launch USD200m UK China Energy-Efficiency Fund
    • » Beijing Now Asia's Second Most Costly City For Expats
    • » Call To Cut Double Taxation Of Americans Resident Abroad
    • » JTC Acquires Fund Administration Business In Guernsey
    • » Hong Kong Real Estate Prices, Rents To Fall In 2014
    • » US Lawyers Look At International Tax Reforms For Individuals
    • » Global X Funds Lists Three ETFs On Colombian SE
    • » Overseas Investors Show Continued Interest In HKEx's Derivatives
    • » Spain Said To Be Selling Illegal Homes To Britons
    • » Global Investor Confidence Falls In November
    • » Hibernia REIT To Float On Irish, London Stock Exchanges
    • » Dubai Soon To Publish New Standards For Islamic Bonds
    • » Emigration From UK At Lowest Level Since 2001
    • » Bahrain Rejects Bill To Scrap Expat Fee
  • ▶ November (43)
    • » Shanghai Praise For Guernsey's Financial Stability
    • » China Top Economy For Expats, HSBC Says
    • » HKEx Welcomes First RQFII ETF Under Offshore Management
    • » Britain May Tax Foreign Property Investors
    • » UK Extends Hong Kong And Macau TB Screening Requirement
    • » Oman May Tax Remittances
    • » British Embassy Creates Social Media Channels For Expats In Spain
    • » REALpac, IPD Launch Canada Green Property Index
    • » Australia Introduces Labor Market Testing For 457 Work Visa
    • » UK Commercial Property Returns 1.1 Percent In October
    • » MEPs Support Basic Bank Account For All EU Residents
    • » Europe's Luxury Retail Property Market Healthy
    • » Survey Finds Many UK Over-50s Want To Retire Abroad
    • » Hong Kong Reviews Its Trust Reforms
    • » Qatar Hosts Seminar On Taxation Of Islamic Finance
    • » Canada Plans New International Education Strategy
    • » EU Citizenship For Sale Via Malta
    • » Arbuthnot Latham Opens Office In DIFC
    • » Jersey Releases House Price Index Report For Q3 2013
    • » WisdomTree Launches Korea Hedged Equity Fund
    • » Australia Warns Overseas Students About Unofficial Associations
    • » IMF Warns Dubai Of Property Bubble
    • » Scotland's First Minister Backs Chinese Teachers In Visa Row
    • » Gulf Banker To Set Up Investment Bank In DIFC
    • » Business Optimism In Qatar Hits Three-Year High
    • » Continuing NHS Opportunities For Spanish Nurses
    • » Guernsey Holds AIFMD Event
    • » Redefine International Progresses With REIT Conversion
    • » Australia Plans To Extend Student Visa Streamlining
    • » Apollo Aviation Group Acquires 38 Aircraft
    • » Cayman Joins OECD Convention On Tax Assistance
    • » UK Investors Back New PE Exchange
    • » UK Announces New Premium Visa Services
    • » Australia's Immigration Department Publishes Annual Report
    • » China To Use HKEx To Offer RMB Bonds To Retail Investors
    • » Investec Launches Wealth Management Business In Guernsey
    • » UK Expats In Spain Urged To Register With Town Halls
    • » Horizons Closes Oil And Silver ETFs
    • » Osborne Said To Be Considering Tax For Foreign Property-Buyers
    • » Colombia Simplifies Taxes For Fixed Rate Investors
    • » HSBC Publishes Global Expat Survey
    • » Make REITs Tax Efficient, Says SEBI Chief
    • » Call For Stamp Duty Surcharge On Foreign Investors In Australia
  • ▶ October (53)
    • » Horizons ETFs Launches First ETF In Colombia
    • » New British Ambassador In Madrid
    • » UK, China Discuss Expanded Aviation Market Access
    • » UK's Secondary Property Returns To Overtake Prime In 2014
    • » Property Investment Event Reports Interest In US Properties
    • » International Students Asked To Describe Life In Australia
    • » Singapore, Shanghai SEs To Collaborate On Commodity Derivatives
    • » Jersey Amends Trust Legislation
    • » Japan Top Source Of Hong Kong's Foreign Companies
    • » BOC (Hong Kong), FTSE Develop Offshore RMB Bond Indices
    • » Ads 'Misleading' Australians On Superannuation Tax Breaks
    • » Villa Owned By Ex-Pats Demolished In Spain
    • » Thailand Plans Tourist Entry Fee
    • » UK Government Studies Visitor And Migrant Use of NHS
    • » CISX Reopens For New Listings
    • » US Expat Wins Mr Gay Hong Kong
    • » Malta Seeks To Attract Chinese Financial Services
    • » Australia Immigration Minister Warns Against 457 Visa Abuse
    • » Credit Suisse Hedge Fund Index Up In September
    • » Guernsey Expands On CISX Closure
    • » Spanish Notaries Record Surge In Property Purchases By Non-Residents
    • » CISX Closes To New Business
    • » Details Of UK Immigration Bill Revealed
    • » Antigua And Barbuda Launches Citizenship Program
    • » New Aircraft Fund Launches In Guernsey
    • » Canada To Make Asia-Pacific Business Travel Easier
    • » UK Eases Visa Rules For Chinese Visitors
    • » Chenavari Launches Closed-Ended Fund In Guernsey
    • » New Law Enforcement Agency Targets British Criminals In Spain
    • » Portugal Seeks More Golden Visa Applications In Chinese Territories
    • » DIFC Unveils Expansion Plan
    • » Carey Olsen Becomes Listing Agent On Cayman Islands Stock Exchange
    • » UAE Bourses Likely To Merge By Year-end
    • » UK Minister Explains "Registered Traveler" Scheme
    • » New York Remains World's Largest Real-Estate Market
    • » Taiwan Clarifies Tax Rules For Foreigners' Expenses
    • » Malta Seeks To Broaden Financial Services Sector
    • » Hedge Funds Up In September
    • » Convictions In Marbella Over Illegal Property Construction
    • » EFAMA Releases Investment Fund Statistics
    • » UK Foreign Office Publishes "Prisoner Pack" For Hong Kong
    • » ESMA Clarifies Reporting Requirements For AIF Managers
    • » Gibraltar Funds On The Rise
    • » Australia PM "Happy" With Kiwi Expat Situation
    • » Taxes Blamed For Irish 'Brain Drain'
    • » Spain Approves "Golden Visa" Rules For Non-EU Property Investors
    • » Costa Rica Signs OECD Investment Agreement
    • » UAE Considers Imposing Remittance Tax On Expats
    • » Hong Kong–London RMB Forum Holds Third Meeting
    • » GFCI Ranks Qatar As Top Financial Center In Middle East
    • » New UK Visa Service In Adelaide
    • » Dubai Doubles Property Tax To Curb Speculation
    • » Guernsey Event To Look At AIFMD Implementation
  • ▶ September (43)
    • » Hong Kong Showcases Its Legal System
    • » Napier Park Global Capital Opens Office In DIFC
    • » Hong Kong Futures Approved For US Investors
    • » Study Examines Australia's 457 Visa Program
    • » Jersey's Housing Supply To Meet Demand
    • » Launch Of Philippines' First ETF Delayed
    • » Asia Region Funds Passport To Be Developed
    • » British Embassy To Offer Advice At Overseas Property Exhibition
    • » Australian Citizenship Day Marked
    • » Luxembourg Set To Internationalize Renminbi
    • » UK Foreign Office Warns On Pitfalls Of Moving Abroad
    • » World Migration Report Published
    • » Hong Kong, EU Sign AIFM MOU
    • » Shanghai Free Trade Zone To Be Launched On Sept 29
    • » Guernsey's Finance Industry On Road To Growth
    • » UK Confirms No New Seasonal Workers Scheme
    • » Survey Highlights Financial Woes For UK Expats In Europe
    • » Hong Kong Promotes Itself As Asia's Wine Trading Hub
    • » London Entrepreneurs Learn How To Trade With Middle East
    • » EU Legal Opinion Says Financial Transaction Tax Illegal
    • » British PM Seeks Good Relations Between Gibraltar and Neighbors
    • » Top Pension Funds See Growth In 2012
    • » Hong Kong Defends Stamp Duty Hikes
    • » Company Launches Legal Challenge to UK Rebate Tax
    • » Hong Kong Warned Of Need For Continued Product Development
    • » German Fund Manager Warns Against EU11 FTT
    • » Britain and US Top World University Rankings
    • » UK Amends Visa and Immigration Rules
    • » Doric Nimrod Air Launches Aircraft Fund In Guernsey
    • » UK Expat Communities In Spain "Potential Hideouts" For Fugitives
    • » Dubai FSA Signs 26 Agreements With EU Regulators
    • » BIS Survey Shows Rapid Growth In Hong Kong's RMB Market
    • » Belgium Confirms October Tax Deadline For Non-Residents
    • » Antigua And Barbuda Opens Citizenship Unit
    • » DIFC Records Company Formation Growth
    • » Bermuda Sees Further Growth in Insurer Registrations
    • » UK House-Building Levels Continue To Grow
    • » UK Foreign Office Warns On Laws Overseas
    • » Italy Introduces The First Derivative FTT
    • » NZ Passes Financial Conduct Legislation
    • » Melbourne Tops Global Livability Ranking
    • » Cayman Stock Exchange Issues New Listing Rules
    • » Rudd's Election Campaign Targets Australian Voters in Hong Kong
  • ▶ August (45)
    • » Businesses Increasingly Looking To 'Major' Offshore Centers
    • » Spanish Hospital Waiting Times Reach Highest Levels
    • » Provicapital Partners Expands Colombia Presence
    • » South Korea Revises Forex Regs To Prevent Tax Avoidance
    • » HKEx Welcomes First ETF On CESC Index
    • » Hong Kong Outlines Regulation Of Collective Investment Schemes
    • » Expatriate Management and Mobility Award Shortlists Announced
    • » Dubai Stock Market Falls On Syria Fears
    • » NZ Consults On Flexible Superannuation
    • » BATS Global Markets And Direct Edge To Merge
    • » ECCB Takes Over Two Banks In Anguilla
    • » Study Explores Australian Student International Mobility
    • » UK Buyers Count Cost Of Stamp Duty
    • » Silverfleet Capital Buys Guernsey Fund Services Provider
    • » Warning Over Rental Obstacle For Foreign Students In UK
    • » Bahrain Halves Foreign Worker Tax
    • » Czechs Likely To Change Investment Fund Taxation
    • » Eurekahedge Hedge Fund Index Up 0.90 Percent
    • » Spain Threatens 'Congestion Tax' On Gibraltar
    • » Hong Kong's Stamp Duty Hikes Were 'Essential'
    • » Brown Advisory Extends Service To US Expats In UK
    • » Cyprus Government Plans To Amend Property Tax
    • » UK Expats Call For Commonwealth Action Over Frozen Pensions
    • » Credit Suisse Hedge Fund Index Up 0.88 Percent In July
    • » Ranking Finds Australia Most Expensive For Foreign Students
    • » Asian Hedge Funds Hoover Up Inflows
    • » Spain Move To Attract HNWIs
    • » HKEx Sees Substantial Rise In Transaction Turnover
    • » HMRC Makes QROPS Announcement
    • » Jersey Releases House Price Index Report For Q2 2013
    • » Australian Election Highlights Voting Difficulties For Expats
    • » Income Partners Receives Chinese RQFII License
    • » Law Firms Clash Over Cyprus Property Litigation Strategy
    • » BNY Mellon To Target US Expats In Hong Kong
    • » US Expats Giving Up Passports To Avoid Tax Obligations
    • » Hong Kong Looks To Develop Insurance Sector
    • » Natwest Publishes British Expat Quality Of Life Survey
    • » Award For Cloud-Based Expat Tax Firm
    • » Offshore Company Formations Have Slowed
    • » Hong Kong QROPs Culled By HMRC
    • » Guernsey Licenses 46 Int'l Insurers In H1 2013
    • » Global Expat Research Initiative Underway
    • » Tax Compliance Program For Americans Resident Overseas
    • » Most Expensive Expat Cities Ranked
    • » HMRC Advises On Remittances
  • ▶ July (13)
    • » Australia, Switzerland Strengthen TIE Provisions
    • » US Seeks To Help Norway Obtain Tax Information
    • » UK Foreign Office To Tweet Expats
    • » British Expat Campaigns Against Disenfranchisement
    • » 19,000 Brits Helped Abroad by Consulates in 2012-13
    • » Gibraltar Ranked Second QROPS Jurisdiction
    • » Hong Kong, Jersey DTA In Force
    • » UK Report Warns On EU Exit Pension Consequences
    • » UK Government Consults On Migrant Health Levy
    • » Switzerland Set To Sign French Inheritance Tax Deal
    • » Australian Citizenship Quest
    • » UK Expat Pensioners To Lose Winter Fuel Allowance
    • » OECD Invites Comments On Termination Payments
  • ▶ June (6)
    • » Judge Tells HMRC To Make Statement On QROPS
    • » Singapore Issues e-Tax Guide For ESOPS
    • » Law to Exclude US Ex-Citizens Judged To Have Avoided Tax
    • » 300 Calls Per Day To UK Tax Evasion Hotline
    • » Malta Revamps HNWI Expat Incentive Scheme
    • » Hong Kong's Advantages Plugged In France
  • ▶ May (5)
    • » IRS Chases Taxpayers With Foreign Assets
    • » Switzerland Publishes 2012 Flat Tax Figures
    • » NZ Legislates For Foreign Super, Mining Tax Changes
    • » Guernsey Plans Further Tax Consultations
    • » South African Services Withholding Tax Could Deter Investors
  • ▶ April (9)
    • » India Comments On Income Tax Overseas Units
    • » Taxpayers Supported In 2013 Income Tax Campaign
    • » Bermuda Tightens Residency Rules On Expat Workers
    • » Jersey's Wealth Management Sector Sees Promise
    • » Germany Eyes Swiss Tax Concession In EU Context
    • » HMRC Clarifies Scottish Income Tax Changes
    • » Hong Kong Gazettes Stamp Duty Amendments
    • » Australia Overhauls Superannuation Tax System
    • » Antigua May Hike Social Security Levy
  • ▶ March (6)
    • » IRS Provides Tax Tips For Taxpayers With Foreign Income
    • » Key Changes To French 2013 Income Tax Declarations
    • » Hungarian Minister Links Tax Rates To Decline Of Black Economy
    • » Kuwait Considers Expat Tax And VAT
    • » Accessible Gibraltar QROPS Launched For Smaller Portfolios
    • » Australian Banks Reject Calls For New Super Tax
  • ▶ February (2)
    • » Cayman Sees Influx Of Expatriate Workers
    • » Jersey Hosts New UAE Expat Pension Scheme
  • ▶ January (4)
    • » UK Targets Affluent Taxpayers
    • » Jersey Amends Housing, Immigration Laws
    • » Jersey Recruits Top Banker To Target Key Growth Markets
    • » France Denies Tax Exiles In Switzerland DTA Perks
• ▶ 2012
  • ▶ December (11)
    • » Jersey Employment And Housing Law Changes Discussed
    • » Malta Clarifies Taxation Of Directors' Fees
    • » Hollande Renews Drive for EU Tax Harmonization
    • » Andorra's Tax Reforms Transforming 'Safe Haven' Image
    • » EU Attempts To Clarify Rules On Car Taxes
    • » France's Ayrault Denounces Tax Exiles
    • » Wealthy Expats Flock To Obtain UK Investor Visas
    • » UK Draft Finance Bill 2013 Published
    • » New Austerity Measures Approved In Cyprus
    • » New Cayman Insurance Law In Force
    • » Channel Islands Confirm UK 'FATCA' Talks
  • ▶ November (5)
    • » Swiss Initiative Forces Flat Tax Referendum
    • » Jersey Responds To HSBC Data Leak
    • » Cayman Islands Offers Best Quality Of Life For Expats
    • » Tax Reform Proposed For US Expats
    • » Seychelles Fiscal Reform Agenda On Track
  • ▶ October (8)
    • » UK Receives Record Requests From Overseas Tax Authorities
    • » Guernsey To Launch World-First Image Rights Register
    • » Gibraltar Launches QROPS Compliance Code
    • » UK Ups Tax Yield From Expat City Workers
    • » Expats Improving Their Lot In Asia
    • » Malta Launches New Scheme To Lure Expat Pensioners
    • » France's Tax Exiles Boost Luxury Housing Sales In Paris
    • » Tax Reform Key To Canadian Growth, CICA Says
  • ▶ September (10)
    • » UK Tax Avoidance Crackdown On Track
    • » Switzerland Remains Divided On Flat Tax Perk
    • » US Sends FATCA Envoy To EU, Asia
    • » Australia Consults On Trans-Tasman Pensions
    • » Bern To Vote On Expat Tax Deal
    • » HMRC's High Net Worth Unit Rakes In The Cash
    • » Hong Kong Most Expensive City For Expat Execs
    • » Hong Kong To Launch e-Bill Payment System
    • » Singapore's TIE Protocols With Italy, Bahrain Ratified
    • » Switzerland Adopts Mandate For Tax Talks With Italy
  • ▶ August (8)
    • » Revised Cayman Budget Approved
    • » Another Bank Withdraws From Turks And Caicos
    • » Cyprus QROPS Struck From HMRC Approved List
    • » Cost Of Expat Housing Falls In Guernsey
    • » Portugal Partly Clarifies Expatriate Tax Concessions
    • » France, Uruguay To Ratify Social Security Agreement
    • » Cayman Islands To Tax Expat Workers
    • » Bank Of Mauritius Investigates Lenders
  • ▶ July (8)
    • » Olympic Sponsors To Turn Down UK Tax Breaks
    • » Bad News For Foreign Businesses In Singapore
    • » French Property Tax Hike May Hit Legal Barrier
    • » Guernsey Aims To Revive QROPS Business
    • » Spanish Tax Man On Expat Warpath
    • » Maltese Trusts Sector Represented At Key Industry Event
    • » Canada Welcomes IRS Tax Return Help
    • » New Tax Rules For UK Workers In Non-EU EEA States
  • ▶ June (16)
    • » IRS Announces Efforts To 'Help' US Taxpayers Overseas
    • » Guernsey To Amend Record-Keeping Requirements
    • » UK Consults On Definition Of Tax Residence
    • » Standard Bank Awarded Top Expatriate Bank Gong
    • » Guernsey Receives UK Clarification On QROPS Rules
    • » Expat Brits Happiest In Spain
    • » IoM Overhauls Planning Application Levies
    • » EU To Ease Rules On Cross-Border Successions
    • » Jersey Consults On New Immigration Fees
    • » Ease Property Tax To Help The Banks, Say Maltese Developers
    • » MEPs Back Trade Deals with Russia
    • » Dutch Pension Tax Rules Breaching EU Law
    • » UK Consults On New Property Tax
    • » EU Calls For Changes To Cypriot Vehicle Tax
    • » Australia Reforms Visa Rules For Entrepreneurs
    • » Opportunities Abound For Jersey In Emerging Markets
  • ▶ May (11)
    • » Bermuda's Visa Reforms Boost International Business
    • » Malaysia, Australia Sign FTA
    • » Accountants Urge IRS To Simplify Foreign Pension Reporting
    • » Boehner Backs Anti-Saverin 'Ex-PATRIOT' Bill
    • » Austria, Luxembourg Block EU Savings Tax Proposals
    • » Italian Property Tax Slammed As 'Odious And Inequitable'
    • » Gibraltar Proposes Law Change To Offer UK QROPS
    • » IoM Will Not Follow UK's Lead On Taxing Business Jets
    • » London Property Investors Shrug Off Tax Fears
    • » Ireland To Tighten Tax Residence Rules
    • » Ireland, US In Talks Over FATCA
  • ▶ April (11)
    • » Jersey Advisers Consider UK Budget Impact
    • » Canada Targets Immigrant Entrepreneurs
    • » Taiwan Mulls Reduced Tax Rate For Expatriates
    • » Singapore Most Liveable City For Asian Expats
    • » Maltese Developers Cry Foul On Property Tax Valuations
    • » Ireland Urged To Ease Property Tax For Low-Paid
    • » IRS Issues Final Non-Resident Reporting Rule
    • » New UK Non-Dom Scheme Welcomed
    • » Guernsey 'Singled Out' In UK QROPS Change
    • » IoM 50C Pension Scheme Falls Foul Of New QROPS Rules
    • » EU To Investigate Cross-Border Worker Taxation
  • ▶ March (15)
    • » London, New York Retain Allure For HNWIs
    • » Ireland Appoints 'Start-Up Ambassador' In China
    • » Jersey Assesses UK Stamp Duty Measures
    • » UK Budget A Mixed Bag For Expats
    • » Guernsey Wealth Management Promoted In India
    • » Number Of French Tax Exiles 'Marginal'
    • » IoM Launches Online Work Permit Portal
    • » Sarkozy Eyes 'Exile' Tax
    • » Swiss 'Flat Taxes' Under Attack
    • » French Exit Tax Kicks In
    • » Swiss Lawmakers Raise Foreigners' Flat Tax
    • » Tax Ruling Boosts UK Holiday Let Owners
    • » IoM Reports Downturn-Busting Growth In Specialist Industries
    • » AIB International Scoops Best Expat Bank Award
    • » UK QROPS Proposals 'Grossly Unfair On Guernsey'
  • ▶ February (10)
    • » Hiring Trends Show Mixed Fortunes For Cyprus
    • » Switzerland Mulls 'White Money Strategy'
    • » EU Legislates To Simplify Cross Border Banking
    • » Ireland Unveils New Tax Incentives
    • » Hong Kong Tax Residence Rule Questioned
    • » US To Cooperate With EU Countries On FATCA
    • » Appleby Forms First Manx Foundation
    • » Expats Heading Down Under
    • » Switzerland Yields To US Tax Demands
    • » Hong Kong Reduces Taxes To Support Growth
  • ▶ January (20)
    • » EC Asks Ireland To Modify Motor Tax
    • » Finance Malta Launches 'Sector Guides'
    • » UK Gives Commonwealth Games Athletes Tax Boost
    • » Malta Signs TIEA With Gibraltar
    • » Liechtenstein Aligns Investment Laws With EU
    • » IOM To Cut Compliance Burden On Self-Employed
    • » Barbados Modernizes Land Tax Administration
    • » Ireland Launches Immigrant Investor Programme
    • » Taiwan Eases Expat Worker Rules
    • » Singapore's Tax System To Remain Progressive
    • » Cable Keeps UK Mansion Tax On The Agenda
    • » Jersey Hits Back At Labour's Tax Haven Slur
    • » Guernsey Reforms Inheritance Law
    • » Costa Rican Compliance Drive Brings Down Deficit
    • » Irish Revenue Chief Apologies For Pension Tax Farce
    • » Expats Have Faith In Foreign Banks
    • » Hong Kong Property Deals Down Sharply
    • » US Reopens Offshore Disclosure Scheme
    • » South Korea Issues English Tax Guide For Expatriates
    • » Guernsey To Levy Immigrant Fees
• ▶ 2011
  • ▶ December (13)
    • » Taiwan Adjusts Non-Resident Withholding Tax Threshold
    • » Liechtenstein Joins Schengen Area
    • » Tokyo Tops Cost League For Expat Workers
    • » New Zealand Protests UK Aviation Tax Hike
    • » UK Consults On Changes To QROPS Taxation
    • » Singapore Hikes Property Taxes
    • » Bermuda Lays Down Welcome Mat For Investors
    • » IRS Clarifies FBAR For US Citizens Abroad
    • » UK Delays Residency Test
    • » Chan Defends Tax Rules For HK Frontier Workers
    • » Noonan Delivers Tax Changes In Irish Budget
    • » Jersey Highlights Upcoming Social Security Changes
    • » IRS To Ease FBAR Rules For Americans In Canada
  • ▶ November (14)
    • » Vienna Tops Quality Of Life League For Expat Employees
    • » No Tax Rule Change For Hong Kong's Frontier Workers
    • » UK Tax 'Drives Away Wealth Creators'
    • » Bermuda Launches 10-Year Work Permits
    • » Isle of Man Set To Introduce Foundations
    • » France To Curb 'Excessive' Rents
    • » Malta Cuts Tax Burden In 2012 Budget
    • » Gibraltar Clarifies Tax Position Of UK Pensions
    • » IRS Needs To Improve Non-Resident Withholding
    • » Expat Pension Fund Proposed in Dubai
    • » Jersey To Boost First-Time Homebuyer Tax Relief
    • » UK Targets Foreign Property Owners
    • » Ireland Launches International Start-Up Fund
    • » Cyprus Referred To ECJ Over Car Import Tax
  • ▶ October (14)
    • » Diageo Boss Decries UK 50% Tax
    • » IoM Promotes Pensions Industry
    • » Court Backs HMRC In Key UK Residency Case
    • » New Zealand Tax Man Targeting Overseas Accounts
    • » UK Non-Doms Urged To Plan Their Tax Affairs
    • » Dutch Cities Oppose Changes To Expat Tax
    • » Andorra Readies New Taxes
    • » Asian Private Banking Assets Soar
    • » Switzerland, UK Seal Tax Deal
    • » Thailand Ranked Top Expat Destination
    • » 50% Tax Rate 'Damaging The UK', Survey Finds
    • » Switzerland Reaches Out To Over-Taxed HNWIs
    • » Mauritius Eyes 'Rainy Day Fund' In 2012 Budget
    • » Lingering Downturn Impacts Cayman Finance Centre
  • ▶ September (7)
    • » French Property Market Bearing Up
    • » Jersey's 2012 Budget Published
    • » Business Chief Praises Swiss Tax System
    • » Global Housing Market 'Weakest Since 2009'
    • » Flaherty Slams FATCA
    • » Abacus Launches Bespoke IoM QROPS Scheme
    • » Guernsey Leads In QROPS Transfers
  • ▶ August (6)
    • » Spain Cuts VAT On New Houses
    • » US Taxpayers May Credit UK Non-Dom Levy
    • » Cyprus Plans Property Tax Hike
    • » Guernsey Housing In High Demand
    • » HSBC Bank International Secures Top Internet Bank Award
    • » No Benefit For Expats In China's Income Tax Changes
  • ▶ July (2)
    • » Switzerland To Reform Lump Sum Taxation
    • » Visa Extensions To Boost UAE Property Market
  • ▶ June (7)
    • » UK Approves IoM QROPS
    • » IoM Increases E-File Options
    • » UK Consults On Non-Dom Tax Changes
    • » Switzerland Unveils Share Scheme Tax Rules
    • » IRS Reminds US Expats Of Filing Deadline
    • » Germany, Luxembourg Ink Salaries Agreement
    • » China Brings Expats Into Social Security Net
  • ▶ May (13)
    • » France Tightens Fiscal Screw On Second Homes
    • » Guernsey Seeks To Attract Londoners
    • » UK Tightens Pension Tax Rules
    • » Vote Highlights Swiss Tax Competition
    • » London Property Retains Expat Investment Appeal
    • » Economic Reforms To Continue In Seychelles
    • » Unclaimed Tax Refunds Cost Brits Billions
    • » UK 'Non-Dom' Numbers Decline
    • » Offshoreonline Launches Italian Mortgage Service
    • » German Health Contributions Set To Rise
    • » New Zealand Considers QROPS Code Of Conduct
    • » IOM Introduces English Speaking Expat Requirement
    • » HSBC's Expat Explorer Tool Launched
  • ▶ April (8)
    • » Malta Enacts Incentives For Expat Financial Services Professionals
    • » Guernsey To Publish Land-Use Plan
    • » HSBC Launches Expat Guide To Finance
    • » Expats Eye Return To UK Rental Market
    • » France Unveils Plans To Modify Wealth Tax
    • » Australia Consults On Duty Refund Scheme
    • » Jersey Lawmakers Affirm 20% PIT Rate
    • » UK Targets Overseas Pension Tax Loophole
  • ▶ March (7)
    • » UK Highlights New Offshore Penalty Regime
    • » US 'Free File' Open To Expats
    • » Guernsey To Monitor Housing Stocks
    • » IMF Finds Seychelles Economic Program On Track
    • » Jersey Redrafts Immigration, Housing And Work Legislation
    • » Australia To Extend Fringe Benefit Tax Exemptions
    • » Expats In Asia Feel The Financial Pinch
  • ▶ February (4)
    • » IoM To Modernize Work Permit Law
    • » Bermuda Announces Moratorium On Work Permits
    • » Isle Of Man Targets Unregistered Vehicles
    • » Report Highlights EU's Double Tax Problems
  • ▶ January (4)
    • » UK Non-Dom Numbers In Decline
    • » Foreigners Flee Zurich In Tax Perk Protest
    • » No Decision Yet On Double Taxation for Non Resident Indians
    • » Seychelles Fiscal Programme Praised by IMF
• ▶ 2010
  • ▶ December (1)
    • » EU Launches Multi-Year Review Of Cross-Border Taxation
  • ▶ November (2)
    • » Property Firm Assists Expat London Landlords
    • » Seychelles Economy Bounces Back
  • ▶ October (3)
    • » IoM Unveils New Pension Regime
    • » HK Raises Entry Requirements
    • » Expats Flag Healthcare Concerns
  • ▶ September (6)
    • » Surge In Expatriate Postings Expected
    • » Guernsey QROPS Masterclass Successful
    • » EU Businesses Seek Improved Tax For Expats In China
    • » Cayman Announces Immigration Crackdown
    • » Europe Less Favourable For Expat Finances
    • » IRS Loses Revenue From Foreign Income Claims
  • ▶ August (5)
    • » No Regrets, Say UK Expats
    • » UK Property Market Offers Opportunities For Foreign Buyers
    • » Gaines-Cooper Wins Right To Appeal
    • » Israel Mulls Oil And Gas Royalties Regime
    • » NZ Taxpayers Warned Of Residence Pitfalls
  • ▶ July (5)
    • » Global Job Market Carries Health Warning
    • » Expats Turn Backs On US Taxes
    • » Seychelles Tax Reform On Track
    • » Peer Resigns To Preserve UK ‘Non-Dom’ Status
    • » Expats Risking Health And Wealth
  • ▶ June (4)
    • » Tokyo Rated As Most Expensive City For Expats
    • » UK Expats Urged To Consider Health Cover
    • » IoM Reforms Immigration Rules
    • » Skipton International Launches New Accounts
  • ▶ May (6)
    • » Thailand To Cut Tax For Regional HQs
    • » Russia Relaxes Rules For Key Foreign Workers
    • » Disillusioned Brits Seek Pastures New
    • » Danish Court Rejects Golfer's Monaco Residency
    • » Caymans Urged To Raise Game
    • » Caymans Lure Wealthy Investors
  • ▶ April (4)
    • » HSBC Launches Expat Explorer Survey
    • » Study Results Predict QROPS Sales Rise
    • » Tax Certainty For Australian Expats
    • » US Living Trusts May Trigger UK Tax
  • ▶ March (1)
    • » Tax Regularisation Explained For Italian Expatriates
  • ▶ February (1)
    • » Pension Agreement Concluded Between Austria And Australia