Curious about how Dubai could be the perfect escape from the UK’s new tax changes? Tune in to our latest IBSA podcast episode as Roy Saunders sits down with tax expert Jimmy Sexton from Esquire Group in Dubai. Discover why Dubai is a haven for the wealthy with no personal income tax, low or no corporate income tax, and easy pathways to residency through employment or investment. Jimmy shares his personal journey of living in Dubai for the past eight years, shedding light on the city's exceptional healthcare, top-tier education, and vibrant lifestyle.

Listen to Roy and Jimmy break down the various visa options, including the sought-after golden visa for a relatively inexpensive real estate investment. Learn what it takes to become a tax resident in the UAE and how this dynamic city offers a blend of luxury and convenience that is hard to match. Whether you're pondering the tax implications or curious about the day-to-day living standards, this episode is your comprehensive guide to understanding why Dubai could very well be your next home.

This series of podcasts explores the beneficial tax regimes in Italy, Spain, Portugal, Malta, Cyprus, Switzerland, Singapore, Israel and Dubai in respect of where UK residents may wish to emigrate in light of the non-dom changes introduced by the Conservatives, and the likely tightening of these rules under the new Labour government.

What if relocating to Cyprus could offer you a more favourable tax regime than your current country? Learn the ins and outs of Cyprus' unique tax benefits in our latest episode featuring Alexis Christodoulou, a South African lawyer specialising in Cypriot and international tax law at Elias Neocleous & Co. We dive into the evolving political landscape in the UK and its potential tax implications, particularly for those considering a move. Alexis guides us through the 183-day rule and the more nuanced 60-day test, explaining how you can qualify as a tax resident in Cyprus and the significant advantages that come with it.

From entrepreneurs to employees and private individuals interested in tax and wealth planning, this episode is packed with valuable insights. Understand how Cyprus compares to other countries offering similar tax benefits, and how its tax residency rules could benefit you. With over 15 years of experience having an office in Cyprus, our host Roy Saunders, founder and chairman of the International Business Structuring Association, shares his firsthand knowledge of the island's lifestyle and tax regime. Tune in to discover how to navigate the tax landscape and make the most of Cyprus’s favourable conditions.

This series of podcasts explores the beneficial tax regimes in Italy, Spain, Portugal, Malta, Cyprus, Switzerland, Singapore, Israel and Dubai in respect of where UK residents may wish to emigrate in light of the non-dom changes introduced by the Conservatives, and the likely tightening of these rules under the new Labour government.

Could Malta be the effective tax haven UK wealthy individuals may choose to emigrate to? Join us as we unravel the intricacies of establishing tax residency in this Mediterranean gem with the expertise of Geraldine Schembri and David Borg. You'll discover how Malta's flexible requirements, which prioritize intention and personal ties over the number of physical days spent in the country, could be beneficial for both EU and non-EU nationals. We’ll discuss the advantages of Malta's tax system, including the absence of inheritance tax and favourable conditions for non-domiciled residents, making it an attractive option for those considering relocation due to tax concerns.

In this episode, we also tackle the notable comparison between Malta's tax policies and the UK's evolving non-dom rules. Geraldine and David provide a clear understanding of how Malta stands out, especially for those wary of the UK's statutory residence test introduced in 2013. With deep insights into tax strategies and the nuances of international relocation, this episode offers indispensable knowledge for anyone navigating the complex world of tax residency. Don't miss this enlightening discussion that could reshape your approach to international tax planning.

This series of podcasts explores the beneficial tax regimes in Italy, Spain, Portugal, Malta, Cyprus, Switzerland, Singapore, Israel and Dubai in respect of where UK residents may wish to emigrate in light of the non-dom changes introduced by the Conservatives, and the likely tightening of these rules under the new Labour government.