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The End of UK Non-Dom Status: What Replaced It and What to Do Now
Domicile-based taxation ended on 6 April 2025. A working guide to the 4-year FIG regime, the residence-based IHT test, the Temporary Repatriation Facility and the realistic options.
QNUPS Explained: The Overseas Pension That Sits Outside UK Inheritance Tax
What a QNUPS is, how it differs from a QROPS, the inheritance tax position after the residence-based reform, and the mistakes that make HMRC treat one as a sham.
QROPS in 2026: Transferring a UK Pension Overseas Without Triggering the 25% Charge
What a QROPS actually is, when the 25% overseas transfer charge applies after the 2024 rule change, the reporting periods that keep biting, and who should not transfer at all.
Inheritance tax planning for international families after the residence-based reform
Domicile is gone; long-term residence decides UK inheritance tax. What the ten-year test means, how the ten-year tail works, and the planning that still holds up.
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