Expat News Tagged 'Kazakhstan'

Kazakhstan Announces Tax Breaks For Investors

By ExpatBriefing.com Editorial, 07 May, 2014

Kazakhstan plans to boost investment with a number of new incentives, including a ten-year exemption from corporate income tax for investors, according to the Ministry of Economy and Budget Planning. Read full story »

Tags: tax | investment | foreign direct investment (FDI) | law | employees | corporation tax | Kazakhstan | services | Expats | Visas and Passports | Other | Economy

News Archive

• ▶ 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
    • » Asia Region Funds Passport Proposed
    • » EU Parliament Passes Portable Pensions Law
    • » 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