Non dom taxes: getting to grips with rules effective April 2017

Sweeping reforms to non dom rules including the 15-year rule for deemed domicile and taxation of settlor-interested offshore trusts, will come into effect from April 2017, which will be tricky when it comes to tax planning, says Jonathan Colclough of New Quadrant Partners

The Summer Budget has proposed some of the biggest changes to the rules for non-UK domiciled individuals (non doms) since 2008. The main changes that will apply from April 2017 are:

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