Modernising Trust Compliance: What Audit-Ready Residency Evidence Looks Like

UK non-dom reforms are raising the bar for trust compliance. Trustees can no longer rely on intent; they must be able to produce consistent, audit-ready tax residency evidence. Cowritten with Trident Tax, this article explores why traditional records fall short, how technology is reshaping standards, and what both Channel Islands and UK onshore trustees should do now.

Many HNWIs believe their day counting records are enough until an HMRC tax enquiry proves otherwise. From rough estimates to incomplete evidence, small assumptions can trigger costly investigations. Here are five common mistakes to avoid and how to safeguard your compliance.

Leaving the UK isn’t just a matter of changing residence, it’s a strategic decision with lasting tax implications. As the non-dom regime ends in April 2025, HNWIs must carefully plan their exit. This checklist walks through essential pre- and post-departure steps to ensure tax compliance and protect your global interests.

Explore the jurisdictions supported by Daysium and get a quick overview of the key tax residency or visa rules for each. From Monaco to the UAE, we break down essential thresholds like the UK 90-day rule so you can stay compliant.

The UK’s 2025 non-dom regime changes bring significant tax updates for high-net-worth individuals. This post breaks down the new rules and essential steps to take now to help you stay prepared and compliant in a changing tax residency landscape.

We asked our Founding Partners for insights on the proposed non-dom changes in the UK and their impact. Discover the latest thoughts on non-dom plans ahead of the UK budget.

Explore how the UK’s split year treatment works with insights from tax specialist Laura Sant. Our blog covers best practices, from precise day counting to automated tools.

UK’s non-dom status is changing. Discover how individuals and teams can benefit from using Daysium for strategic residential planning.

Examine how Daysium’s platform can strengthen your record-keeping through these two Irish cases, introduced to us by one of our Founding Partners, Stephanie Wickham from Expat Taxes.

HMRC’s investigations focus increasingly on the tax affairs of the wealthy. What should you know about their approach and how to prepare for an enquiry?