Regions
Expats reprieved on Portuguese pension tax
A widely speculated 10% tax on expat pensions transferred to Portugal has been left out of the country’s 2018 budget, but this does not mean the rule change is not coming, experts warn.
Friends Provident Int’l on Millennial opportunities
Andrew Waddell, managing director at Friends Provident International (Singapore) talks to International Adviser about the ongoing opportunities for advisers to meet the needs of Millennial clients.
STM chief executive arrested in Gibraltar
The chief executive of cross border financial services provider STM Group, Alan Kentish, was arrested by the Royal Gibraltar Police in relation to a tax issue in 2015 involving an STM client company.
Guernsey set to cut tax on mansions over £1.5m
Guernsey looks set to make itself more attractive to high net worth expats with the adoption of a tax cut on open market property worth at least £1.5m ($1.98m €1.7m).
Hefty $1m penalty a warning to Aussie financial advisers
An Australian financial advice firm has been hit with a A$1m ($766,575, £581,700, €659,100) civil penalty, the first handed out by the Federal Court of Australia for failing to act in the best interests of its clients in accordance with the Future of Financial Advice (Fofa) reforms.