Cross-border tax, settled before it becomes a problem.

Your cross-border tax position has two sides — how wealth is structured, and how it is reported. We hold both to one standard.

From where you are taxed to the vehicles that hold your wealth, and from planning to the returns that declare it — these are the threads of a cross-border position. Choose a strand to see where our counsel sits.

Residence & domicile

Holding structures

Capital gains

Inheritance & succession

Property structuring

UK tax returns

Wealth structuring

Residence and domicile planning

Where you are resident, and where you are domiciled, sets the shape of your exposure to income, gains and inheritance tax. We arrange your affairs around both — deliberately, and ideally before a move rather than after it.

Residence position

Reviewing your day-count and ties so your residence status is clear and defensible under the statutory tests.

Domicile position

Assessing domicile of origin, of choice and deemed status, and what each means for how you are taxed.

Remittance and arising basis

Weighing how foreign income and gains are best brought into account for your circumstances.

Arrival and departure planning

Settling the position ahead of a move in either direction, while the planning window is open.

Discuss your position in confidence.

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